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What is orange stuff in shrimp?

Asked: Diamond Joe Quimby, Last Updated:

The vein that looks orange in a shrimp is not actually a vein. It is in fact the digestive tract of the shrimp that contains digested or undigested food that a shrimp has consumed. The first thing to know is that it is totally safe. You can eat a shrimp that is not de-veined but cooked properly.

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    This allows for it to be cycled and established, which is better for the health of your pet. As it is, a betta can remain in the cup just fine for a few hours. I wouldn't go longer than 24 hours, as you would then need to consider changing the water in the cup, issues with heat, and so on.

  • What do you feed crawfish to keep them alive?

    Crawfish will eat just about anything, but lettuce is a good choice, as it's inexpensive and doesn't dirty the water as quickly as foods like hot dogs or raw meat trimmings. Feed the crayfish once a week, dropping in just a few big leaves, and change the water the day after feeding.

  • Do you need to gut razor clams?

    Razor clams contain a crystalline style that allows them to break up their food, and you must remove it before eating the meat. While you're cutting away the stomach, you should see the rod slide from inside the clam.

  • How is stock fish preserved?

    Stockfish is cured in a process called fermentation where cold-adapted bacteria matures the fish, similar to the maturing process of cheese. Clipfish is processed in a chemical curing process called salt-maturing, similar to the maturing processes of other salt-matured products such as Parma ham.

  • Why is my shrimp swimming so fast?

    Most likely, a female has molted, and is ready to breed. When that happens, she releases a scent which the males pick up and dart around the tank looking for the female. The females that have not molted really do not care and go about their business of eating.

  • Is there a vegan version of fish sauce?

    What is a Vegan Substitute for Fish Sauce? It's basically a very condensed broth infused with soy sauce -shoyu, tamari or gluten-free Bragg's Liquid Aminos, dried mushrooms, seaweed and a few garlic cloves. The broth is simmered and reduced, and flavors become very concentrated.

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    So, don't be surprised when your crayfish will truly and actively hunt your fish or shrimp. ... They are an even bigger threat to small fish that might swim near them. You should count on your crayfish attacking your other fish more than you should count on your other fish being able to actively avoid being attacked.

  • Can signal crayfish be eaten?

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  • Are herring caught in UK waters?

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  • Do yellowfin tuna have teeth?

    The Yellowfin tuna have small eyes and conical teeth. A swim bladder is present in this tuna species.

  • Do you cover the pan when poaching fish?

    You want to heat your poaching liquid to a slight simmer. Make sure you have enough liquid in your pan to fully cover the fish. ... Add seasoned fish fillets, cover, and cook for 5 minutes. Remove the pot from heat and let it sit, covered, for 10 minutes, to cook fish through.

  • Is my fishing hook too big?

    The most important characteristic of a fish hook is its size. If a hook is too big, a smaller fish won't be able to get it in its mouth. You'll feel it strike but more than likely only end up with a hook stripped of its bait. If a hook is too small, a larger fish might swallow it entirely.

  • Do oysters die when frozen?

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  • Are salmon and rainbow trout related?

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  • Why does soaking fish meat in lime juice cook the fish?

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  • Can I get worms from my dog licking me?

    Human and dog mouths have “a large number and a wide variety of bacteria,” Fobian says. Fortunately, most of it doesn't make us sick, but some can. Parasites like hookworm, roundworm, and giardia can be passed from dog to human through licking.

  • How long can you keep fish in the dark?

    For this reason, it is recommended that you leave your aquarium lights on for a maximum of 12 hours, then switch them off the rest of the time to mimic a normal day's light and dark cycle. During this period of darkness, your fish will most likely find a quiet spot within the decorations and nap.

  • How long will a tank stay cycled without fish?

    It is possible for a cycle to complete in seven days with seeding; otherwise this method takes two to three weeks. The bacteria colonies produced using this method are large enough to handle a well-stocked aquarium.

  • How do you tell if pre cooked shrimp is bad?

    How to tell if cooked shrimp is bad? The best way is to smell and look at the shrimp: signs of bad shrimp are a sour smell and a slimy texture; discard any shrimp with an off smell or appearance, do not taste first.

  • Do you have to dry fish before smoking it?

    Drying the Surface (Forming a Pellicle) Drying the fish before smoking gives a nice coat for the smoked fillets to help seal in moisture, and provides a better looking finished product – this is called forming a pellicle. After rinsing the fish from the brine, let the surface air dry, about 30 minutes for most fish.

  • Why is white tuna bad for you?

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  • Do trout like corn?

    Corn is a great bait to use as many times the trout you're fishing were bred to be stocked in the river or lake. Chances are they were raised and fed pellets made from grain, most likely – corn. Aside from the effectiveness, corn is also incredibly cheap, making it a virtually unlimited option for bait.

  • What size tank do clownfish need?

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  • Are canned oysters alive?

    Are canned oysters alive? Canned oysters suffer a loss in flavor from live, fresh oysters and are usually used only in cooked dishes. Smoked, canned oysters are great for appetizers. Canned oysters will have an expiration date and should be stored refrigerated in their liquor in a covered container once opened.

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