Making your own feed

For those in terested in making their own fish food.
  • Bob Segraves-Collis

    Thanks for the information.  I like the idea of your bug house!  I did a search for a bio matter press on google and didn't find such a tool.  Is it known by another name?  Can you post the brand name, model/type so I can search for the specific device.  Also, can you provide more details on how you make the feed, e.g., raw verses dried veggie matter, bugs raw or dried, additives, etc?
  • Robert Gardner

    Would love to see some pictures and or videos


    Welcome

    RDG

  • Emory Chitty

     This is very interesting and I would love to learn more about this topic. I'm not ready to go here yet, but this is something for the future. Thanks, Emory
  • Gina Cavaliero

    Fascinating Carey!   Considering it from the commercial side of things, I agree it may not be profitable for a business to do, but as far as a direction for small, backyard systems to go to be sustainable, holy cow!  You are doing incredible work.  Thanks again. 
  • BenHehle Beamz

  • Mörður Gunnarsson Ottesen

    It would be great to get some feed recipes. 
    Does anyone have recipes for Koi or Comet goldfish?

     

  • Chris McMahon

    My wife started a juice diet. Basically she juices all vegetables and drinks juice all the time. Anyway I have a lot of vegetables leftovers here. Can I turn it into tilapia food somehow?

  • TCLynx

    See if they will eat it,  If not it will make great worm or BSF larva food.

  • Local Roots Aquaponics

    We recently tried this, feeding our fish the juice mash.  Our koi & goldfish were more interested than the tilapia.  We will keep trying different mixes.

  • Rick Stillwagon

    Biomatter press... Look up pellet mills.  They make many types and sizes. One company here in the US is Pellet Pros.

  • Dave & Yvonne Story

    I am going to try Sylvia's tilapia feed for my next purchase. I supplement the feed with carrot tops and bok choi, which they seem to like. I give it to them whole and green (not dried), they eat it all. I will keep trying other plants, as well. Most of my plant material goes into my worm bin