Lobster eggs

[aglvane]

What you thing about feeding our small discus with this, one friend of mine discoverred the "panacea" feeeding a spawn from the 3rd day of free swimming, with this lobster eggs from Ocean nutrition and another spawn of the same age with the old artemia program...see the diference...

The product:


The spawn feeded with:


The spawn only with artemia:


both they born the same day from diferent pairs(the first is pigeon blood snake skin and the other pair is sanke skin, both from stendker)...and look after 1 week from free swiming...


Salu2.

[LizStreithorst]

Well, that's certainly impressive.

[Graham]

Just shows you how much carotene are in the eggs...good source of protein

[kaceyo]

I've read about feeding lobster eggs for color enhancment on asian forums but didn't know it was that potent. Or that O.N. sold it.

Kacey

[Tropical Haven]

Very impressive results for sure.

[freestylez_14]

have anyone ever try feeding their fry with sushi eggs. I think its salmon eggs. Just a thought.

[phat nguyen]

Hello aglvane,
Where can we buy this Lobster egg?
Good luck with your frys.

Perry Nguyen

[LizStreithorst]

Hello aglvane,
Where can we buy this Lobster egg?
Good luck with your frys.

Perry Nguyen

Yes, where? I goodled Ocean nutrition lobster eggs and came up with nothing.

[kaceyo]

I checked their website and found that the lobster eggs are only available to their European customers. They have two lists of single frozen foods, one for Europe and one for The rest of the world. I imagine they wouldn't sell well here as they're too exotic and specific for us low level aquarists, lol. Europe gets all the best stuff.

Kacey

[tedsdiscus]

I found this link out of MA if anyones is interested in trying.

Ted

http://www.thefreshlobstercompany.co...roduct_Count=8

[BobS346]

have anyone ever try feeding their fry with sushi eggs. I think its salmon eggs. Just a thought.

I think the eggs you are thinking of are a type of shrimp egg, although I have been told different things at different times. Salmon eggs are a very large egg, over a 1/4" in diameter, so would be useless for raising young fry. I make salmon roe caviar every year from salmon I catch. My wife LOVES it, but it is definitely one of the largest fish eggs I have seen.

[freestylez_14]

hi this is a picture of salmon eggs on the sushi. Is it too big for the fry?

[tedsdiscus]

Actually freestylez,

I don't think those are salmon eggs. I believe those eggs come from herring or smelt. Like it was mentioned above, salmon eggs are about 1/4" in diameter, useless for frys unless you were to use them to make some kind of processes food. I love and eat lots of lobster and have come across their roe before, they are quite a bit smaller than the eggs in your pic. I just have never had any to feed my fry. Sure would love to try.

Ted

here's a link to salmon eggs look like.

http://www.mvihes.bc.ca/images/MVIHES/circle1.png

[RickMay1]

salmon eggs can be small, depending on how close the fish is to spawning, but I dont think they are small enough for fry.

[MostlyDiscus]

Freesty,,, YOUR getting me hungry. Those are flying fish eggs... (Topeako) Spelling may be wrong but if someone speaks Japanese plz correct me. Lobster eggs sound good to me. I will do a test from the same spawn once I get them. Unless of course thier 50 bucks an ounce.