No, my fish are NOT spoiled! XD

[shakaho 6,312]

The green tinge in the picture of the finished gel is not there in real life. It's actually slightly reddish brown. There is a little green in the powder.

[StarSapphire22 230]

I use an icecube tray to make mine. My tank gets half a cube per day, that I cut into 3rds and drop in different places and then they don't have to fight over it. My icecube tray has 14 slots, so I just fill up one side and that is 2 weeks worth. It's neat and portioned out, and helps me keep track of the time before it goes bad better.

[dnalex 13,633]

I use an icecube tray to make mine. My tank gets half a cube per day, that I cut into 3rds and drop in different places and then they don't have to fight over it. My icecube tray has 14 slots, so I just fill up one side and that is 2 weeks worth. It's neat and portioned out, and helps me keep track of the time before it goes bad better.

Do you have time to pour it into the tray? Mine solidifies so quickly.

[StarSapphire22 230]

Yep, as long as I am quick about it. If I'm too slow, I just stick it back in for a couple seconds. Most of the time, I can do it in one go though.

[StarSapphire22 230]

Yep, as long as I am quick about it. If I'm too slow, I just stick it back in for a couple seconds. Most of the time, I can do it in one go though.

Yep I just did it and counted seconds in my head to see how long it took me. I keep the tray right next to the microwave and as soon as it's done I pour it right in. Took me about 15-20 seconds. I always have 1 ugly cube from scraping out the container I used in the microwave and putting that in a cube slot, it gets a little lumpy but other than that, it works pretty good.

[Mlegion1988 44]

I know its not rapashy but this is how i give my guys blood worms lmao

[fantailfan1 26,742]

That looks like a lot of blood worms!

[bodoba 2,980]

I know to determine variations in colours while testing water you sometimes need to take out and regard it in natural light. Has anyone looked at their repashy outside or near a window to see if the colour changes at all?

Mine is brown/green. I boil water, add it to the measure amount of dry powder, mix and pour. It looks the exact same as shakaho's. Sometimes I see specs of orange in there as well.

[GoldenSpoiledRotten 6,786]

Well, this isn't what experiment I am doing, but here's how much I love my fish AND Repashy.

Right now I am testing how Repashy powder looks when exposed to air for long periods, just to see if that might be the discoloration issue.

Edited January 8, 2013 by GoldenSpoiledRotten

[shakaho 6,312]

I know to determine variations in colours while testing water you sometimes need to take out and regard it in natural light. Has anyone looked at their repashy outside or near a window to see if the colour changes at all?

Of course I do. The fish are outside. The color is the same.

[dnalex 13,633]

Well, this isn't what experiment I am doing, but here's how much I love my fish AND Repashy.

Right now I am testing how Repashy powder looks when exposed to air for long periods, just to see if that might be the discoloration issue.

OMG. I sent my Christmas buddy a mold very similar to that for her gel food needs!

[fantailfan1 26,742]

That is soooo cute!!

[StarSapphire22 230]

OMG I WANT THOSE. That is so cute!