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How much canned tuna can I give my dog?

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You should do this a little bit less often for small dogs and can afford to give large dogs a little more, as their weight largely dictates how much they can consume. If you want to feed your dog canned tuna, it is safe to feed a 20-pound dog one can of tuna about once every three weeks.

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  • Is King fish safe to eat?

    Kingfish produce large and thick fillets and they tend to be oily, so they are an outstanding choice for long and careful low-temperature smoking. Seasoned well, and smoked so they're not dry over orange, lemon, hickory or oak wood, king mackerel are delicious. Kings also are good coming off a grill.

  • Should I score fish skin?

    Why not score the skin? You want to avoid drying out the fish. There's a little layer of fat under the skin that keeps the flesh moist during high heat cooking. If you score, that fat will be released into the pan and the fish will lose its moisture.

  • How do you make Chinese salted fish?

    Step 1: In a small pan, pour the coarse salt, heat until the salt creaks, turns slightly yellow, take off the heat. Step 2: When the salt is still hot, add the Sichuan peppercorn. Let cool. Step 3: Cut along the fishes body to split and lay flat like the head.

  • How many herring are in a school?

    Atlantic herring can school in immense numbers. Radakov estimated herring schools in the North Atlantic can occupy up to 4.8 cubic kilometres with fish densities between 0.5 and 1.0 fish/cubic metre, equivalent to several billion fish in one school.

  • Why do catfish fins hurt?

    Catfish skin toxin and the venom from their dorsal and pectoral spines may cause a menacing sting. Although these stings are often innocuous, severe tissue necrosis may occur.

  • Where can I find wild caught shrimp?

    Wild American shrimp are caught by shrimpers off the Gulf and South Atlantic coasts. To be more exact: Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina. The shrimp naturally thrive in these waters, and their presence has influenced a way of life in these states.

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  • What color is Pollock fish?

    This deep-sea fish, typically weighing from 2 to 15 pounds (1 to 7 kg), is prolific along the coasts of both North America and Europe. Pollock have a brownish-green back that fades to yellow-grey and then silver-grey on its belly.

  • Will clownfish breed in my tank?

    Mother nature does not change how clownfish sexually mature in an aquarium and most captive bred clownfish are easy to breed in a home aquarium. You can even find bonded pairs available for purchase with a larger female and a smaller male at aquarium stores.

  • Why does my fried fish get soggy?

    If you put too many pieces in at once, the temperature of the oil drops and instead of sealing the outside of the food, the oil gets absorbed into the batter, making it soggy and oily.

  • How long does it take tilapia to defrost?

    A quicker and well-known way of defrosting fish is in cold water. The fish must be in a sealed bag for safety and to preserve the flavour, and submerged in water until it is defrosted. Leave until fully defrosted. Defrost time is typically six to eight hours per lb.

  • How do you store razor clams after catching them?

    Cleaned clams will keep in the refrigerator in an air tight container for a couple of days. Never eat a clam that smells like anything but the fresh ocean.

  • What are 3 human activities that have contributed to the decline of the wild salmon population?

    Historically, dams, overfishing, and pollution led to large declines in salmon abundance. Because of this, the commercial Atlantic salmon fishery closed in 1948. Improvements in water quality and stocking from hatcheries helped rebuild populations to nearly 5,000 adults by 1985.

  • How much water does it take to boil 35 pounds of crawfish?

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  • What time of the year do crawfish turn red?

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  • How big can a carp get?

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  • Is keta salmon good for you?

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  • How do you know if your dog has salmon poisoning?

    What are the clinical signs of salmon poisoning? In the early stages of infection, clinical signs of salmon poisoning typically include decreased appetite, lethargy, weight loss, vomiting, and diarrhea. Diarrhea will typically worsen in severity as the disease progresses, becoming bloody in the later stages of disease.

  • How long is smoked fish dip good?

    Serve immediately with crackers, or store in an airtight container for up to 5 days. You can also freeze this dip for up to 3 months.

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    Tap the shell. If it closes, that means the oyster is still alive and breathing. A shell that doesn't even close (or an oyster that comes gaping open) means it is D-E-A-D and you should not buy or eat it.

  • At what age do catfish reproduce?

    Channel catfish usually become sexually mature at 3 years of age, although some may spawn when 2 years old. In wild populations they may not spawn until after the age of 5 years.

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