Calcium Rich Snail Biscuits
Ingredients:
2 cups finely chopped collard greens (about 1/3 head of fresh collards)
3 cups calcium enriched Ol'Roy dry dog food
1 zuccini
1 packet Hikari algae wafers
1 jar green bean baby food
1 jar carrot baby food
1 jar peas baby food
1 jar garden vegetables baby food
4 tropical fish weekend feeders
3 whole eggs (with shells)
3 cups all purpose flour (NOT self rising) (flour is to thicken the mixture)
2 cups finely chopped collard greens (about 1/3 head of fresh collards)
3 cups calcium enriched Ol'Roy dry dog food
1 zuccini
1 packet Hikari algae wafers
1 jar green bean baby food
1 jar carrot baby food
1 jar peas baby food
1 jar garden vegetables baby food
4 tropical fish weekend feeders
3 whole eggs (with shells)
3 cups all purpose flour (NOT self rising) (flour is to thicken the mixture)
Preheat oven 300*
Chop ingredients in food processor until mushy. Spoon small dabs onto greased cookie sheet and flatten a bit.
Bake at 300* for 20 minutes.
Let cool. I place them on a plate in my freezer for about 20 minutes so they become firm before bagging.
Put biscuits in ziplock bags and keep in freezer until use.
Chop ingredients in food processor until mushy. Spoon small dabs onto greased cookie sheet and flatten a bit.
Bake at 300* for 20 minutes.
Let cool. I place them on a plate in my freezer for about 20 minutes so they become firm before bagging.
Put biscuits in ziplock bags and keep in freezer until use.
To feed, simply take one from the freezer and drop it in the tank. It will sink instantly. Remove any leftover biscuit within 24 hours. Great nutrition for snails and bottom feeders such as plecos.
I made a trip to Walmart and the grocery store, and I came up with this recipe. I dropped one in my 29g and my pleco went straight for it. I think she's full now, but she's hanging out about 3 inches from it and jumping on any fish that tries to come near it... she's guarding it!? hehe I'm so excited. It doesn't take much I guess. 
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