[VroomVroom]

I thought this tip might be useful to those with small goldies.

I like to feed my goldies fesh foods like peas, melon, lettuce, etc. Well, my fish are still quite small. The lettuce is easy because I can just clip it to the side of the tank. But with foods like peas, grapes, melon, cucumber and so on I found that it was time consuming and messy trying to mince them into small enough pieces.

Here's my little trick. I use a garlic press just like this one. I just pop the amount I want into the little resevoir and, presto, instant perfectly sized peas or what have you. Simple as that!

Hope that it's a help to some of you! :)

[d_golem]

That's a good trick! Gotta find that tool....

[siansy]

:D Excellent tip. If the garlic crusher can crush garlic it can crush anything.

[x-Lucy-Fish-x]

ooooOOOoohhh *runs out to buy garlic thingy*

[Tinkokeshi]

hehe that is an excellent tip!!!

[VroomVroom]

:D Thanks guys!

If the garlic crusher can crush garlic it can crush anything.

I actually got the idea when I was making some pasta sauce and thought the same thing as Siansy said! It really does work nicely. :)

[paulnately]

Hey, a bit 'off topic' i suppose but how exactly do you clip lettuce to the tank? there's nowhere to join it onto on my tank.... :unsure: a tad confused!!

PauL

:newfish

[throttlethumb]

They make clips that you can buy in a pet shop. It works on the same pricipal as a clothes pin with a suction cup attached.

[paulnately]

thanks throttlethumb!!!

pauL :newfish

[chunsaowner]

do yu just put the crushed pes on the water? sorry >< Im new

[chunsaowner]

oh and what kind of peas? green ones? black ones? and do yu cook it? or just give it raw?So sorry

[nezzo]

boiled green peas are what i feed my fish.

[Graham]

Great idea! I have been using this: http://www.solutionscatalog.com/jump.jsp?i...iProductID=5077 Works like a charm.