RE: [RML] Re: Cyclop-eeze rainbowfish diet

Marine Scientist (marinesci at verizon.net)
Wed, 13 Apr 2005 11:23:19 -0400

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Ah - I made the mistake of thinking they were marine in origin; rather, they
inhabit salt lakes. Oh well. At any rate, my original inquiry wasn't on
the background of these creatures, more on whether or not members use them
to intensify the coloration of their livestock. I feed this product daily
to various species of marine fish that are typically noted for losing
color-intensity after several months in captivity, and I dare say that the
colors of these fish have actually intensified. I'll likely include it as a
component of the prepared food I make for the rainbows. Thanks again to all
for your responses!


Chris

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I made the mistake of thinking they were marine in origin; rather, they inhabit
salt lakes.&nbsp; Oh well.&nbsp; At any rate, my original inquiry wasn&#8217;t
on the background of these creatures, more on whether or not members use them
to intensify the coloration of their livestock.&nbsp; I feed this product daily
to various species of marine fish that are typically noted for losing
color-intensity after several months in captivity, and I dare say that the
colors of these fish have actually intensified.&nbsp; I&#8217;ll likely include
it as a component of the prepared food I make for the rainbows.&nbsp; Thanks
again to all for your responses!<o:p></o:p></span></font></p>

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