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We have cubes already here in Lethbridge but smaller izes would be awesome. Those bigger mysis are hard to use unless they are in a turkey baster.
Anyone have any idea what the Hikari Jumbo Mysis have in them?
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Hey this is great!!
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oops
Last edited by naesco; 12-08-2009 at 04:26 PM. |
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Hikari are sw mysis while PE mysis comes from the Okanagan. (BC)
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Any idea where the lake actually is? Does PE own it? One day I'd love to go down and collect my own. Live food has it's advantages for finicky eaters.
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As far as live mysis is concerned, i think the shipping costs will discourage many folks and not practical when I can buy it frozen. Overnight shipping in Canada will probably cost more than the product itself. Authorized dealers (LFS) probably.
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