A reason not to feed your fish lettuce

[G1GY]

Originally Posted by SeaHorse_Fanatic

Buy nori for sushi (therefore human consumption safe) that has no added seasonings & is pure nori & you should be fine. I have been using it for years.

Same stuff I use.

[andresont]

Nori here too, long time favorite. $3 for 20 sheets from Superstore.

[Reefer Rob]

It's hard to find unseasoned nori. I've even tried T&T. I just buy the stuff from the fish store.

[Der_Iron_Chef]

Superstore carries unseasoned Nori...like the other fellas mentioned above.

[Justusfish]

That's where I buy mine as well. It is only one type of seaweed, as compared to a variety of different types of seaweed combined into one sheet at the fish store, but the cost is amazingly cheap.

My fish love it. I hold it and they rip it out of my hands. They never have learned table manners.

[Black Phantom]

I get mine from Co Op

[christyf5]

I've seen romaine lettuce hanging in several store tanks (not lately, probably a few years ago) as well as restaurant display tanks. I always used to think that was just what they ate until a fellow reefer told me about nori. At the time I didn't have any fish that would eat lettuce anyways but now I keep all my fish on nori.

[Raf]

Originally Posted by Reefer Rob

It's hard to find unseasoned nori. I've even tried T&T. I just buy the stuff from the fish store.

Fujiya carries many brands, and many of them are unseasoned. I am tempted to think that companies like nutrafin get their nori from the same makers that produce the 'human grade' stuff...

[justinl]

ive seen lfs feed lettuce and spinach even though they know it's much better to stick to nori. they do it because nori isn't nearly as cheap as a head of veg.

[Salmon King]

That happend 10 years ago.All the fish only took 1 or 2 bites before they acted really weird I thought I would lose them all/it was close.Just think we eat that stuff.