In reply to Post #30
So are you putting Sudan 1 dye in it ?
So are you putting Sudan 1 dye in it ?
In reply to Post #33
other azo dyes are available
do they really make that much of a difference though 
other azo dyes are available
do they really make that much of a difference though
In reply to Post #34
It does dye but its not a dye per say
It does dye but its not a dye per say
In reply to Post #35
If you are talking about tetraterpenoids then they are organic pigments
might not dye bait as such but they are nature's dye. At the levels recommended in research papers, such as 50mg/kg of feed for one that comes to mind, they won't give much colour.
Azo dyes are used in some baits but strictly speaking I think they are now only supposed do be used in non-feed bait such as hookbaits only.
If you are talking about tetraterpenoids then they are organic pigments
might not dye bait as such but they are nature's dye. At the levels recommended in research papers, such as 50mg/kg of feed for one that comes to mind, they won't give much colour. Azo dyes are used in some baits but strictly speaking I think they are now only supposed do be used in non-feed bait such as hookbaits only.