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How long does it take to fry fish at 350 degrees?

Asked: Mike Cappiello, Last Updated:

How long does it take to deep fry fish at 350? Fry for about 2 minutes at 350-375 Degrees.

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    Small and baby koi prefer flake fish food, the smallest form. Pellets are good for the average-size koi while larger koi prefer bars of fish food. Most have plenty of proteins, a small number of fats, and essential vitamins & nutrients. Some other favorites include worms, larvae, tadpoles, shrimp, and clams.

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    Cephalopods do have a small brain, but their nervous system is not like a central nervous system. The neurons are clustered all over the place, kind of in a network. Those clusters are called ganglia. And from there, they have some independent control of a segment of the body.

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