Where and What Nori Sheets are you using.

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I use nori from a whole foods close to me under $5, my tangs and foxes eat it like sharks, they look forward to it every day. Nice and healthy fish, but after seeing all these replies I'm really gonna look into switching it up for them, I wouldn't wanna eat the same thing every day, thanks guys!
 
Yeah! I found that one on Amazon cheaper too.
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I use the same thing, YT and FoxFace love it.
 
Hi everyone, I am coming in late on this thread, Sorry. After reading some of the threads on Nori here, i got to thinking about the remark "for human consumption" and realized that what I was giving my fish was probably not the most nutritious. I purchased Certified Organic Dried Nori...not roasted. Fish love it. MY problem is that it is very difficult to roll or fold. It breaks into small pieces. Next thing I know, fish attack and the majority is all over the tank instead of in the clip. Anyone else have this problem? A suggestion, .....solution?
 
Hi everyone, I am coming in late on this thread, Sorry. After reading some of the threads on Nori here, i got to thinking about the remark "for human consumption" and realized that what I was giving my fish was probably not the most nutritious. I purchased Certified Organic Dried Nori...not roasted. Fish love it. MY problem is that it is very difficult to roll or fold. It breaks into small pieces. Next thing I know, fish attack and the majority is all over the tank instead of in the clip. Anyone else have this problem? A suggestion, .....solution?
Leave the bag open it will absorb some moisture from the air And will be easier to handle. Once in the clip you can soak it for a few minutes before putting in the tank.
 

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