have bigger fish to fry?
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have bigger fish to fry. Fig. to have other things to do; to have more important things to do. I can't take time for your problem.
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Yes, You Can Totally Fry With Extra Virgin Olive Oil and It Is the Healthiest Oil. Let's put an end to this myth once and for all. Extra virgin olive oil is one of the best oils to fry and cook with.
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Adult bettas can be fed once per day, and babies (fry) can be fed twice per day. It might not seem like enough, but many pellets expand to more than 2X their size once they get wet.
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Oily fish can also contain mercury. Therefore, you shouldn't eat more than two portions of oily fish (e.g. salmon, trout, sardines, mackerel) and certain non-oily fish (e.g. dogfish, sea bass, sea bream, turbot, halibut, crab) each week.
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They're really not bad to eat. ... Ask anyone who disparages the flavor of crevalle if they ever have eaten it. Likely they are just passing on a rumor started by some fish lover long ago, so he could have all the jacks for himself. You don't have to do anything you shouldn't do with any other good fish you intend to eat.
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They will eat anything they can catch. That said, they are not very good hunters, and so, generally don't manage to catch much that is alive. If a fry was very slow and on the bottom, yes, they'll eat it if they can catch it. Otherwise, I would not worry too much.
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Most anglers that target larger blue catfish just prefer to use larger baits. ... If fishing with baits like cut gizzard shad this may not be necessary but on larger fish with large hard fins (like carp or drum) cutting and removing the fins will be beneficial.
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Some studies also suggest they reduce the risk of heart disease. Salmon, sardines, tuna, herring and trout are fish high in omega-3s. Haddock, tilapia, pollock, catfish, flounder and halibut are leaner fish. However, Mitchell suggests making sure to have a mix of both fatty and lean fish in your seafood diet.
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Chinook The largest (and often most expensive), the king or chinook, is prized for its high fat content and buttery texture and is rich in omega-3s. Sockeye An oilier fish with deep red flesh, sockeye salmon also high in heart-healthy omega-3s but has a stronger flavor and stands up well to grilling.
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You should avoid keeping them with long-finned fish such as Sailfin Molly fish or Elephant Ear Guppies – your Danios will nip at the tail fins of these fish. This fin nipping behavior can be a sign that either, the tank is too small, or, the Zebra Danio shoal is too small.
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These are great little fish to eat. The only downside is picking out some of the fine bones in them. Fillet them out same as a Lingcod, pull the bones out if at all possible. They are fine and a bit of a pain to get out.
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Potatoes do make a difference. The best variety for frying are Yukon Gold or Russets. If you use Russets you definitely want to soak them in water before frying but they will be crispier overall. Peanut oil or any light vegetable oil is necessary for the crispy crust you're looking for.
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Newly hatched brine shrimp, called nauplii, are perfect for fry and small fish while adult brine shrimp are a great live food for mature aquarium fish. Daphnia, or water fleas, are a type of plankton that is often fed to fry. These creatures are a great source of vitamin A and vitamin D for aquarium fish.
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Fish that are higher in fat, such as salmon, mackerel, herring, anchovies, and sardines, have much stronger flavors than other fish.
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No, they will not. I have heard about Yo-you loaches, but I also have heard occassions where they lose the taste for snails. You can leave a vegatable as suggested, but you may have to do this frequently.
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I prefer the outgoing tide but they will bite pretty good on the incoming. Precautions: These fish have VERY SHARP gill plates and if you are not careful, your hands will be all cut up by the end of a days fishing for croakers.