Ok, compared to what people are going through, this may seem trivial.
At the risk of sounding silly
does anyone know of a gluten free fish food I can use to feed my beloved pets?
This is my first OMGFREAKOUT surprise in my gluten-free journey.
My aquariums and their inhabitants have been my obsession and first love for decades.
I just looked at the fish food and not only does it have a bunch of bad grains in it, but it actually lists 'WHEAT GLUTEN' as like the fourth ingredient!
For now I am going to use gloves to handle it (no I don't eat it, luckily) but I'll need an alternative. I imagine that all that gluten is just floating around in the water, so when I'm up to my shoulders in it cleaning I'm not doing myself any good at all.
Suggestions? Sorry if this sounds stupid!
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Gluten Free Fish Food?
#2
Posted 02 October 2008 - 01:06 PM
I dont consider any concern "trivial" when it comes to keeping yourself healthy. I could not find any commercially available fish food that is wheat free. And several forums I found included many frustrated fish owners. But I found this:
http://www.ehow.com/...-fish-food.html
You freeze it. Sounded pretty easy to make to me. And probably a TON healthier for your little guys than commercial stuff.
http://www.ehow.com/...-fish-food.html
You freeze it. Sounded pretty easy to make to me. And probably a TON healthier for your little guys than commercial stuff.
GLUTEN FREE 4/4/08. LEGUME/SOY FREE 5/15/08. YEAST FREE. CORN FREE. GRAIN FREE. DAIRY FREE. I am eating all meats, eggs, veggies, fruits, squash, nuts and seeds. I just keep getting better every day. :)
Do not let any of the advice given here substitute for good medical care. Let this forum be a catalyst for research. Find support for any post in here before you believe it to be true. Arm yourself with knowledge. Let your doctor be your assistant. Listen to their advice, but follow your own instincts as well. Miracles are within your reach. You can heal!
Do not let any of the advice given here substitute for good medical care. Let this forum be a catalyst for research. Find support for any post in here before you believe it to be true. Arm yourself with knowledge. Let your doctor be your assistant. Listen to their advice, but follow your own instincts as well. Miracles are within your reach. You can heal!
#3
Posted 03 October 2008 - 05:47 AM
I came across the same problem. Now my teenage daughter takes care of the fish.
#4
Posted 03 October 2008 - 10:55 AM
henny ..I have 2 tanks running right now and I'm worried about the same thing. One of the people (Ed) on my tropical fish boards makes fish food, alot of the members say their fish LOVE it. I haven't ordered it yet..its next on the list.
http://www.almostnaturaltropicalfishfood.c...ngredients.html
He hates wheat gluten, not good for fish. This is on his site
http://www.almostnaturaltropicalfishfood.c...ngredients.html
He hates wheat gluten, not good for fish. This is on his site
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The proteins in "Almost Natural Tropical Fish Food" are all naturally whole proteins, and very good proteins at that, and come directly from the ingredients. However, in other fish foods that are on the market, anybody can add a bunch of wheat gluten, for instance, among other things, to increase crude protein levels very easily. Notice that you did NOT see wheat gluten, which is not even a whole protein, nor any other type of protein boosters in my tropical fish food.
1984 dx anxiety, depression & anemia
1988 dx migraines, ammenorhea
1994 dx asthma, anaphylaxis, allergies- mold, dust mites, cockroaches
1996 ...food hurts removed processed foods & dairy
1998 ...symmetrical itchy rash dx dermatitis?
2001 dx Hashi's, still anemic,
2005 dx B-12 def. disk degeration C/3-C/4, rash dx=Puringo Nodularis
2007 dx Adrenal fatigue, fibro, acidosis,
2008 dx Celiac/DH tTg 60 & biopsy +, IgA def. osteopenia, pituitary quit
~38yrs old.. I Hope the 40's are Better~
#5
Posted 03 October 2008 - 11:03 AM
thank you everyone!
I have made frozen food in the past for my larger fish, and may have to start that up again. The link provided is AWESOME and I'll definitely try that also. Me and my fish are very grateful!
I have made frozen food in the past for my larger fish, and may have to start that up again. The link provided is AWESOME and I'll definitely try that also. Me and my fish are very grateful!
#6
Posted 03 October 2008 - 12:02 PM
Even better if someone else makes it.
GLUTEN FREE 4/4/08. LEGUME/SOY FREE 5/15/08. YEAST FREE. CORN FREE. GRAIN FREE. DAIRY FREE. I am eating all meats, eggs, veggies, fruits, squash, nuts and seeds. I just keep getting better every day. :)
Do not let any of the advice given here substitute for good medical care. Let this forum be a catalyst for research. Find support for any post in here before you believe it to be true. Arm yourself with knowledge. Let your doctor be your assistant. Listen to their advice, but follow your own instincts as well. Miracles are within your reach. You can heal!
Do not let any of the advice given here substitute for good medical care. Let this forum be a catalyst for research. Find support for any post in here before you believe it to be true. Arm yourself with knowledge. Let your doctor be your assistant. Listen to their advice, but follow your own instincts as well. Miracles are within your reach. You can heal!
#7
Posted 03 October 2008 - 12:34 PM
1984 dx anxiety, depression & anemia
1988 dx migraines, ammenorhea
1994 dx asthma, anaphylaxis, allergies- mold, dust mites, cockroaches
1996 ...food hurts removed processed foods & dairy
1998 ...symmetrical itchy rash dx dermatitis?
2001 dx Hashi's, still anemic,
2005 dx B-12 def. disk degeration C/3-C/4, rash dx=Puringo Nodularis
2007 dx Adrenal fatigue, fibro, acidosis,
2008 dx Celiac/DH tTg 60 & biopsy +, IgA def. osteopenia, pituitary quit
~38yrs old.. I Hope the 40's are Better~
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