Interesting question

[sphistak]

I'm a home cook of all nationalities. I looked in my cupboard and noticed some dried seaweed for human consumption (sushi leaves). Would these be safe for my marine aquarium? The packaging gives no ingredients what so ever. Just says "dried seaweed", sold at my local grocery store....

 

[hollister]

Yes any and all omnivores would love that ...

 

[sphistak]

Yes any and all omnivores would love that ...

Lol, how funny because it's only about $4 for a package of 10 huge sheets

 

[Rockys_Pride]

That's the secret, shhh. Lol. You can add some vitamins to it before rubber banding it to a rock, putting on veggie clip, or however you decide to feed it if you'd like.

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[sphistak]

That's the secret, shhh. Lol. You can add some vitamins to it before rubber banding it to a rock, putting on veggie clip, or however you decide to feed it if you'd like.

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I just love the internet. Rubber band? Thanks for the idea. Never thought of that!

(don't ya just love these droid phones?)

Shhh

 

[OregonReefer]

Here's an easy DIY nori feeder setup

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNh2e_h8ou4

 

[gooberz]

Make the fish some Sushi Rolls

 

[sphistak]

Make the fish some Sushi Rolls

Now that would be a youtube viral video sensation

 

[Algaenot]

If its food grade you're good to go.

 

[sphistak]

If its food grade you're good to go.

Cool

 

[nitro4kthompson]

Yes, I buy the Nori sheets at the supermarket all the time for my Powder Brown Tang to eat. All the fish like it. But it sure smells funky if I have to remove any leftovers before lights out.