I should be able to adapt some of our techniques used with patients to avoid
skin contact, but the teaspoon idea is way too simple ;)! I've been shaving
the frozen BWs with a razor blade and feeding partially frozen. I feed the
blocks unthawed to the angels and big-mouth killies. Is feeding that cold a
problem or should they be thawed in water?
The thought occured to me that OSHA would have field day with this. Can you
imagine we fish-geeks having to keep MSD sheets and hazard labels on our
feed? A warning on the packaging might not be a bad idea, but that would
affect the price!
Thanks for the help. The conjuntiva reaction the other PM was scarier than I
let on. Never again will I touch those critters barehanded.
Ain't the internet great?
Tom Payne
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