Turtle sticks for ghost shrimps??

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Turtle sticks for ghost shrimps??

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Turtle sticks have alot of calcium stuff in there to make their shells harder...i was wondering if i can put a few of these sticks into my tank with a few swordtails?? They are basically reptile sticks, is it ok if the fish eat these sticks??
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What does this question have to do with shrimp?
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lol i must have forgot i want these turtle sticks for the ghost shrimps since i have nothing in there to supply them with calcium...these sticks have all kinds of calcium. I want to know if its ok for ghost shrimps to take turtle sticks as food...and on a 'sidenote' if its ok for swordtails to take a few bite while the sticks sinks to the bottom....
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Oh...I did not see the title. :) I assume turtle sticks should be fine for both shrimp and fish as long as you feed *very* sparingly. It does not have any advantage to normal fish food though. They all have enough calcium.
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Other than copper, should i be worried about any other ingredients?
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I don't have turtle sticks and don't know exactly what they are made of, but if a turtle can eat it, a shrimp can eat it.
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