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| + | A question that comes up often among newer keepers is why feeding frequency seems to change as a [[https:// | ||
| + | However good a livefood delivery is when it arrives, what happens to it between then and feeding day makes a real difference to the condition it's in when it's finally offered. Storage is arguably the most overlooked part of the whole feeding routine, and it's worth getting right. | ||
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| + | Feeding the livefood itself, sometimes called gut-loading when done deliberately, | ||
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| + | What follows is background on the husbandry side of things, the parts that are within a keeper' | ||
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| + | For anyone building frozen food into a regular routine for the first time, [checking the range of frozen food sizes and pack options](https:// | ||
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| + | Getting storage right also means buying in sensible quantities relative to how quickly a collection gets through livefood, so nothing sits around longer than it should. [Looking at pack sizes across the livefood range](https:// | ||