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In reply to Post #155
Share a little gain a little   haha
Just finished my HNV mix Mr Barley will let you know how i get on, done all the amino calcs etc.
Thanks to your advice i believe it will go well always time for tweaks
Next step balancing and editing ph levels! beginning with a few hook baits ......only when i get this HNV mix to its optimum............. Bring on the warm weather!! 
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In reply to Post #151
Nice advice Mr Patterson
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In reply to Post #153
Hi thanks for that I can see already I can source Select 2 over here if this will work it could well be the answer .
Thanks for the info 
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In reply to Post #150
What you are looking for is a powdered Vitamin supplement not a complete feed (or Range cube as you might call it).
Try Select II a horse supplement or Karl at Scorpion tackle can source CCmoore products in the USA.
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In reply to Post #151
Thanks for you reply and info, one of the issues is I live in Michigan USA and not all the products are available to me . Hence me looking for substitiutes , I do have some of the original products available from online retailers. I will check out the selenative E and see if I can find a similar product here, there are a lot of farm stores around that carry all kinds of stuff to check out.
Thanks again for the input appreciate your reply
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In reply to Post #150
You can use CCMoore's Cyprivit which is more expensive inclusion in base mixes at up to 10g/kg. 250g for £10.99 plus postage
or selenavite E which is a cheaper option with an inclusion rate of around Use it between 1.5 and 3 % Takeing into account whats already there from other ingredients additives......1.5kg for £16.24 + Postage
Equivite is similar to selenavite but cheaper. However, it is less suitable for carp than selenavite and you have to use it at twice the quantity (cancelling out any savings by using equivite)
dont realy know on the supplement you have posted but hope this helps as other alternatives
here is the make up for selenavite E if you want to find an alternative
http://www.equineproducts-ukltd.com/products.html
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In reply to Post #149
Hi everyone I hope it is cool to ask a question on my first post . I am an expat living in the USA and would like to use one of these recipes the only issue I have is Equivite is not available over here.
I was looking at replacing it with this product http://www.mannapro.com/products/calf-manna/horses/
As could not find a label of ingredients for equivite,it is difficult to compare products.
I would be grateful of any advice on this or suggestions on an alternative product. Without ruining the mix, and wether or not you think the manna pro would work for me.
Thanks in advance
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In reply to Post #147
A fair point Sure it does as a lot of the proprietory birdfoods are similar in their make up. Egg biscuit coated in honey or oil plus some seed content.
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In reply to Post #146
as he said 
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In reply to Post #140
Egg based bird food like CeDe
Reason why i asked was cause i was abit doubtful as to whether egg biscuit was included in Meggablend
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In reply to Post #145
Don'tbother. Just add it to the basemix. Why the fascination with the mix adding up to 1kg or 100%? Just add 50g or whatever to the finished mix.
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In reply to Post #144
What would be the best thing to take out or cut down on to get some robin red or kelp powder into the bm1 mix ? Cheers
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In reply to Post #142
Thanks for the advice guys. Just had a look and AA do Meggablend.
Right, post #700......... and rest.
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Egg based bird food like CeDe
The clue is in the title really. Nectarblend (which is presumably CC Moores Meggablend) would equally do the job.
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In reply to Post #141
I belive AA Baits can supply megablend (which I assume they buy from CC Moore, just like I used to  )
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