I have a question

[Loren]

I chew them up while they are still frozen... no knives to wash that way. Just have to brush my teeth. :-)

[Hornets23]

Sick!!!

[infernalis]

Really chopping them up while frozen is less messy and easier to stomach.

If there are any bargain stores close by, I have found fillets of Tilapia for $1 and I can feed a lot of garters with a buck worth of fish....

[Zephyr]

If there are any bargain stores close by, I have found fillets of Tilapia for $1 and I can feed a lot of garters with a buck worth of fish....

Amen brotha.
St. Peta's fish FTW.

[reptile3]

I chew them up while they are still frozen... no knives to wash that way. Just have to brush my teeth. :-)

And don't forget to use Listerine!!!

[reptile3]

Really chopping them up while frozen is less messy and easier to stomach.

If there are any bargain stores close by, I have found fillets of Tilapia for $1 and I can feed a lot of garters with a buck worth of fish....

Do you use a knife & chop them, or do you use a chopper?

[jitami]

I use a sharp little knife, but have heard of others using scissors... have not heard of anyone using a chopper... Kyle(Zephyr) throws a bunch of stuff in the blender and makes a paste for his babies and it works for him but I think most of us use knives or scissors.

Btw, Kyle's blended mush fed babies now eat pieces of worm, tilapia, & pinky with no hesitation. He must be doing something right

[Stefan-A]

Really chopping them up while frozen is less messy and easier to stomach.

You can cut them with scissors when they're thawed. A lot less messy than chopping them up while they're frozen.

[infernalis]

Do you use a knife & chop them, or do you use a chopper?

I have a cutting board and a mini cleaver.

I cut them semi-frozen. They are still stiff, but not rock hard.

Also Stefan does have a point, if you don't mind the juices, scissors work well, I imagine you could also cut them with scissors while they are semi frozen also.

[reptile3]

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I have a cutting board and a mini cleaver.

I cut them semi-frozen. They are still stiff, but not rock hard.

Also Stefan does have a point, if you don't mind the juices, scissors work well, I imagine you could also cut them with scissors while they are semi frozen also.

Thank you...