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bakers yolk
Hi All
Can anyone tell me where you are getting bakers yolk? I have called every place aroud me and no one has it. I tried google but cant seem to see anything refered to as bakers yolk.
Earl
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Registered Member
Re: bakers yolk
An idea.....You can also use 1 boiled egg yolk..........mash it into dry paste.
1 raw egg (yolk and white), beat it thoroughly.....
Add drops of raw to paste to get proper thickness.
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Re: bakers yolk
Try here...
http://store.honeyvillegrain.com/ind...S&Category=241
Is this for artificial raising of fry?
-al
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Re: bakers yolk
Hi Al
Yes it is for raising fry. Cliff says I have to have it. I only have\had 21 fry so do to not being able to find this I put then in with a pair that I have in their own tank and either they are hiding or they are gone. Most likely gone. I tried to raise them last minute so I was not really set up to do so. I will start to build up the things I need and try it the rite way next time.
Earl
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Hi Mikscus
I read that in an artical by watley. Cliff said I needed the bakers yolk as it has an antifungal ingredient. If I cant find it an a reasonably small quanity I will have to try the real yolk method.
Earl
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Re: bakers yolk
Hi Earl,
I have never used bakers Yolk when I artificially raised them, I used watleys method... one yolK boiled + 1 Yolk raw..and some spirulina powder....worked well for me ...But Cliff does this regularly and has a good system in place....so I would follow his advice... maybe you could buy some from him or get it where he gets his?
hth,
al
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Re: bakers yolk
here it is and it's on sale!
These are 100% pure egg yolks. Great for sweet dough, egg noodles, ice cream or when recipe calls for egg yolks.
To make 1 egg yolk: mix 2 teaspoons of powder with 2 teaspoons of water.
1 lb of powder = approx. 50 yolks
Powdered egg yolk 1lb bag
Regular price: $8.00
Sale price: $6.00
http://www.eggstore.com/index.php?f=products
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Re: bakers yolk
Thanks Kevster
I will check into that.
Earl
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Registered Member
Re: bakers yolk
You can add 2-3 drops of methyl blue for antifungal.
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Registered Member
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The meth-blue would work....but I'd avoid using any egg white. Egg albumin, from what I understand, is one of the most difficult things to digest. I have used just raw egg yolk many times. I just smeared the inner rim of the feeding bowls with it and set them in the fridge till the yolk dried. To use them, just fill till the water level covers sufficient yolk. the water will make the yolk slimey again.
Joe
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Registered Member
Re: bakers yolk
If you use a white container, you can also stick some black electrical tape to the outside where you have the yolk mix to attract fry to feed.
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