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In reply to Post #8
sieving fishmeal is a good idea anyway as there is like to be a few bigger bits knocking about in it anyway.
do this with the "standard white fishmeal" i source from various places
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In reply to Post #7
AA baits version was very dry and course ( mask needed if sieving )
Ccmoore’s version was a lot nicer to work with, almost felt softer and held moisture.
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In reply to Post #6
Thanks I’m swaying that way, I already have that in the mix.
But wanted to include a tuna meal and lt94 but the highest quality Tuna I could find without blindly ordering from lots of different companies.
It would seem bacarel used to do a tuna meal a couple of years ago but not anymore.
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Could try keeping the quality fish meals and adding BAF Tuna Hydrolysate, it is bloody lovely smelling and amino rich.
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In reply to Post #4
it is unlikely that LT Tuna meal is actually made as you would not try and make a premium fish meal product while starting with maybe the lowest quality main ingredient.
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In reply to Post #2
I should have explained that better, has anyone sourced a low temperature tuna meal?
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Tuna is also very iffy on the sustainability front.
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In reply to Post #1
Can’t you get hold of any LT94 from anywhere ?
Some of the Tuna meals are low in oil, about 10-12%, so are good for year round use.
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Merry Christmas everyone.
I’ve been looking at the tuna as a partial replacement for lt94 and was looking for some guidance as to the best quality tuna meal available?
Thanks Tom.
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