Re: freeze-dried bloodworms as killie food

[Frauley/Elson <fraulels at minet_ca>]

> Correct me if I am wrong but wasn't the previous discussion about the
> allergic effects of FROZEN bloodworm ? Does the FREEZE-DRIED product have
> the same effect ?

As i said in the frozen bloodworm thread, I too am allergic. My reaction
to frozen is swelling of the fingers, etc, but I can still use the food
with care. I can't open a jar of freeze-dried without a major
respiratory reaction. I don't need to touch it.
Like Bill, I used the product as a staple for at least 2 years before it
started to get to me, but once I had a problem, it was violent (the last
time I opened a jar, one eye swelled shut and I went right into acute
asthma - good party trick). If you think you are allergic to this fish
food, don't fool with it. It took me a couple of days to identify what
was doing this, as the attack could be delayed. It was nasty.
-Gary

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• RE: freeze-dried bloodworms as killie food
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