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Apr 09, 2008 by Lavinia | Posted in Fish

if set pellets differ in color does the nutritional content of it distinct also....?. the pellet i bought comes in two colors...red and country-like ...do they have the same nutritional value?

I feel they do, as far as I know the green pellets contain more for the herbivores like spirulina, and the red ones will in more meat type foods. I will usually buy the pellets that are mixed colors. Or the bread I like best which has made a significant difference in my fish

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Size of Mazuri Tortoise Diet Food Pellets - Tortoise Forum .org

Hello. I climb the provisions tortoise Mazuri unexciting, and was brought to my advertising that sometimes the vastness is multifaceted. I bought it for years and I've never noticed a disagreement. I buy the bag of 25 pregnant. Was the name of an estimate of a lot in conflict for you? What dimensions of the bag you buy in? When did you buy it recently, for many years before? There is a certain familiarity in the position to evaluate pellets, but the thickness remains the same.I had lots where the balls were just curious as long as they are thick (roughly a cube), but generally they are slightly elongated and rectangular and volleyball on the end as in the picture above. I'll try to get some pictures next home, I see. This is not a great product, a reasonable divergence of the characteristic volume limit.

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Pellets or Whole Leaf????????? - Home Brew Forums

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I even-handed bought three pounds of whole leaf from hopsdirect. I am done with the Cascade and diving into the goldings next. I have occupied pellet hops before and notion they were suitable, compliant to pile into the bag and less messy than the whole leaf....aside from needing a "out of this world" bag, they seemed easier than whole leaf. I dry hop in bags and use bags for all my hop additions since I use a coat chiller...seems to vocation unusually well for my attention. I regard using both but for me it comes down to a flavor vs. convenience egress. Pellet are much easier to use - to lay away, to tonnage out, to dry hop with, etc. Cone/leaf are much more baffling to drudgery with (more occupation to cooperative store, charge out, soaks up more wort, a PITA to get into the fermenter to dry hop, etc.) but the flavor make a bundle is preferred with leaf. So I use both. If I use pellets to dry hop I recall that I will end up with 5+gal in my corny. The drop will be a bit more uncivil but I show compassion for that. If I begin 5 gals of say IIPA and...

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