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• Can I feed my fish frozen food everyday?

  Frozen foods can be enriched before feeding, usually with a liquid supplement. ... Frequency can vary between fish species and some aquarists like to offer one or two frozen 'treats' a week, while others like to feed almost exclusively frozen products — only infrequently supplementing with dry.

• Should I remove dead ghost shrimp?

  They are feeding on its shell to ingest its rich mineral makeup. When you see this happening it is okay to let the shrimp feed, however leaving the dead shrimp in your tank for very long can lead to an ammonia spike. ... Also, if it died, the fish might have eaten it as well.

• How long do you smoke frozen fish?

  The smoking and curing process will take 8-to-12 hours, depending on the outside temperature, thickness of your fillets, and the quantity of fish. Wood chips impart their unique flavor to the fish so their selection is important.

• Where do you fish when the water is high?

  One of the best places to look for bass when the water comes up is in the very back of pockets and creeks. Back there where the water is churning in. This is a great area to look because of all the additional oxygen that is being brought into the water column.

• Is it hard to catch bluefin tuna?

  Hard to catch, may overheat and can't cope with rough seas – those are just a few of the challenges for fishers targeting the world's biggest tuna. This year's Norwegian fishery for bluefin tuna is over, with only around a quarter of the 239-tonne quota caught. Many fishers have little to show for their work.

• How do shrimp move around?

  Unlike fish, shrimp do not have fins that enable them to swim, but they can certainly move around in the water. A shrimp "swims" by quickly pulling its abdomen in toward its carapace (body). This motion shoots them through the water. However, because of body configuration, it also means that shrimp swim backward.

• Can I use anchovy paste instead of fillets?

  After determining that one fillet averages 1/2 teaspoon minced by volume, we ran some tests. In recipes like beef stew, where a modest amount of anchovy is intended to subtly bolster the meaty flavor, 1 teaspoon of anchovy paste made an acceptable substitute for 1 teaspoon of minced anchovy fillets.

• Can a dogfish hurt you?

  The dogfish poses little threat to humans, but if it is not handled properly, the spines on its dorsal fins can give a harmful wound. Similarly, can dogfish kill you? But the reality is that far more fishermen are being injured by the great white's little, disrespected cousin, the spiny dogfish.

• What is the most humane way to kill a pet fish?

  One scientific study on Zebra Danios found that a cold water bath (less than 39 degrees Fahrenheit) can be an effective and humane method of killing your fish, so this method may work on tropical fish less than 2 inches. However, if ice touches your fish, then ice crystals can form on the gills, which may cause pain.

• What's it called when you cook fish in vinegar?

  When people think about cooking, they mostly think about heat. But there's one sort of dish that is “cooked” without any heat. ... The dish is ceviche, and the secret is acidity. Soak fish or shellfish in vinegar or lemon or lime juice, and the meat turns opaque and the texture firms up, almost as if it has been cooked.

• How do you get rid of fish smell after cooking?

  In a saucepan, mix three tablespoons of white vinegar and one cup of water, and boil for several minutes. Vinegar is acidic and odors are alkaline, allowing it to neutralize smells.

• How often should a betta fish be fed?

  It is recommended to feed your betta fish two to four pellets, once or twice per day. Pellets expand when placed in water and are very filling for your betta fish. Freeze-dried or fresh food can be substituted for their pellet feeding 1 to 2 days per week.

• Which country produces stockfish?

  Norway Importance. Stockfish is Norway's longest sustained export commodity. Stockfish is first mentioned as a commodity in the 13th-century Icelandic prose work Egil's Saga, where chieftain Thorolf Kveldulfsson, in the year 875 AD, ships stockfish from Helgeland in mid-Norway to Britain.

• How can you tell tilapia?

  You can usually spot a tilapia spawning bed by searching for areas that look like craters at the bottom of the lake, river, or pond. Just be careful when approaching these areas because tilapia spook quite easily, and once you've spooked them, you can say goodbye to any chances you had of catching them.

• What is the best way to prepare oysters?

  Place oysters on a very hot, preheated grill, cover and cook for 5-6 minutes or until the edges of oysters curl slightly. If you can't shuck: Place the oysters, cup side up on a very hot, preheated grill, cover and cook for 1 minute. The oysters should now be slightly open. Quickly remove the oysters.

• Where is the red swamp crayfish found?

  Southern Mississippi River The red swamp crayfish is native to the southern Mississippi River drainage and inland areas around the Gulf Coast. The species is commonly imported and sold for human consumption, and to schools by biological supply houses, leading to the potential for illegal release into the wild.

• Can you night fish with worms?

  Big worms (10” and up) catch fish all summer long, but they really stand out against other soft plastics at night. A big Texas rigged worm is arguably the simplest way to catch fish at night. Fan casts large areas where fish set up like grass flats, creek channels, and points and slowly drag the worm across the bottom.

• How many dozens are in a sack of oysters?

  How many dozen come in a sack? 6 1/2 to 8 1/2 dozen.

• Why do crayfish try to escape?

  Crayfish tries to escape if the environment is not suitable for them. If the water parameters are not right, there is lack of oxygen in the water or if the crayfish feels threatened, then it will try to escape.

• What temperature should fish?

  145 °F Safe Minimum Internal Temperature Chart

  Product	Minimum Internal Temperature & Rest Time
  All Poultry (breasts, whole bird, legs, thighs, wings, ground poultry, giblets, and stuffing)	165 °F (73.9 °C)
  Eggs	160 °F (71.1 °C)
  Fish & Shellfish	145 °F (62.8 °C)
  Leftovers	165 °F (73.9 °C)

• Why did my pregnant shrimp died?

  Common causes stem from imbalance; performing too many water changes, feeding too much, et cetera. If you regularly see dead shrimp in your aquarium, make sure to rest. ... If several shrimp die suddenly, an emergency water change may be the most sensible thing to do.

• How do vegetarians replace anchovies?

  17 Vegan Substitutes for Anchovies or Anchovy Paste

  1. Seaweed.
  2. Miso Paste.
  3. Umeboshi Paste.
  4. Capers or Caper Brine.
  5. Olives or Olive Tapenade.
  6. Vegan Worchestershire Sauce.
  7. Mushrooms.
  8. Monosodium Glutamate (MSG)