Sun Dried Anchovies as fish food?

[DMD123]

Noticed Tetra is selling a new product, sun dried anchovies.

With my recent Oscar purchase, and having my puffer, I have started using more meaty items like frozen krill and silver sides along with freeze dried krill. Any thoughts on this as a fish food?

Having a Korean mom Ive eaten dried anchovies all my life, usually as a side dish (myulchi bokkeum), Poke knows what Im talking about!

 

[PokeSephiroth]

I'd sprinkle some of that on my pizza!

But now, I'm craving for Kal-Guk Soo (Knife Noodles with Anchovy broth) MMMMMMM!!!!!!

We call myulchi bokkeum as "dilis" in Tagalog. Has a nice sweet, yet savory taste with a nice spicy kick to it! Perfect snack for drinking!

 

[DMD123]

Has a nice sweet, yet savory taste with a nice spicy kick to it! Perfect snack for drinking!

Had it with Soju?

 

[PokeSephiroth]

Hmm.. nope, I've never tried Soju before. Do you like yours warm? If it's anything like Sake, I like my Sake warm...

 

[dwarfpike]

I know sake comes in types that are served warm, cold, and room temp ... but darn the warm sake is the best.

 

[DMD123]

I have had Soju once at a restaurant. Cant remember anything about it. Just remember we were at a restaurant and there was nothing on the menu about it and my cousin who was visiting from Korea said something in Korean to the waitress and then the Soju shows up.

 

[anthony]

I used to get a brick of frozen blue anchovies from the Asian market to give to the bichirs it was like $4.00 for like at least 150 anchovies . I would go that route more for your money plus flash frozen vs sun dried.

 

[DMD123]

I have been using the frozen silversides but man they stink. I also have tilapia filets that I can cut up and feed but seems a whole fish with guts and all would have better nutritional value. I will have to take a look into the frozen anchovies.