masstick like fish food

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Hi,

i would like to know i someone knows how to make a masstick like fish food? how to make it possible to attach to the glass?

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Amedeo
 
Masstick food is freeze dried, I guess you could dehydrate regular frozen food yourself if you have the right equipment...otherwise you can put frozen foods in half a shell or a crevice in a rock.
 
Masstick food is freeze dried, I guess you could dehydrate regular frozen food yourself if you have the right equipment...otherwise you can put frozen foods in half a shell or a crevice in a rock.


thx but i dont know how to make dehydrate regular frozen food ....so i think i dont have the equipment needed....in any case i saw some commercial food that was produced by a small company in italy that is like a paste and is possible to attach to the glass


you could see te video here



is poddible to make a paste lake this? probably they add something that make the food like a glue(....could be glycerol?
 
Masstick food is freeze dried, I guess you could dehydrate regular frozen food yourself if you have the right equipment...otherwise you can put frozen foods in half a shell or a crevice in a rock.
I dehydrate the paste but unfortunately it not attach to the glass... Do you know how to improve?
 

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