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Nutrabaits glm powder (8 posts / 1,852 views)
Gregc1980
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Post #1 4 Mar 2020 12:01
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Looking at getting some glm powder and was wondering if this one is any good or can some one recomend a good one that's out there
LukasHughes
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Post #2 4 Mar 2020 12:06
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In reply to Post #1
British aqua feeds mate
christian
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Post #3 4 Mar 2020 13:38
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In reply to Post #1
First decision, do you want defatted or full fat, depending on who's selling it they will say that the one they are selling is best. Have a read of the sales blurb and come to your own opinion.

If you want defatted I would suggest BAF or CC Moore are a good bet, if you want full fat then I would look at FeedSimulants.

Monkeypox
Posts: 440
Post #4 11 Mar 2020 08:29
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In reply to Post #3
Why would you want defatted glm powder
christian
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Post #5 11 Mar 2020 10:24
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Personally I would always go for the full fat version, but I don't use the stuff very often. A lot of suppliers and no doubt their customers, think the defatted version is a better option.

Matter of opinion.
Monkeypox
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Post #6 13 Mar 2020 08:50
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I could understand that the protein content would be higher with the defatted version.
Notts485
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Post #7 13 Mar 2020 10:13
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If it hasnt changed from the old nutrabaits then go for it yes it makes a difference used loads back when made my own in 90s
Pooter
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Post #8 13 Mar 2020 11:24
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Full fat in the basemix, defatted as a powder coat (solubility).
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