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Old 09-10-2006, 02:57 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default What Do You Feed Your Corals!

I'm just curious to see what other people are feeding their corals and trying to find new and better products.

I use Kent Marines Chromaplex, Zooplex and Phytoplex as well as DT's phytoplankton. I dose 2-3X's per week.


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Old 09-10-2006, 03:19 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I'm just curious to see what other people are feeding their corals and trying to find new and better products.

I use Kent Marines Chromaplex, Zooplex and Phytoplex as well as DT's phytoplankton. I dose 2-3X's per week.
I feed twice a week. Thursdays I mix a "Marine Gumbo soup". Anything and everything I have. Silversides, brine shrimp, cyclops sp., coral nutrition mix, phytoplex, ON's squid.

How's the Zooplex and DT's working for you? My acan is getting extremely fat.


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Old 09-10-2006, 05:22 PM   #3 (permalink)
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I Just Got My First Coral That Isn't A Hitchiker...blue/green/rose Semats. I Love Them And I Am Feeding Phytoplex. Can U Ever Feed Meaty Treats To The Corals And If So How?


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Old 09-10-2006, 07:05 PM   #4 (permalink)
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My corals really seemed to like the DT and I have no complaints about the kent marine products. I do feed my corals meaty produts when I feed my fish frozen foods. Pieces are always getting taken up.
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Fish poop
Oyster eggs for the SPS
and one of my friends just gave me some Rod Food
Rod's Complete Reef Frozen Food Flat - approx 10oz: Premium Aquatics
Well reviewed but I've only feed it once so far.
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i feed a variety of frozen foods mixed with zooplex and phyto..my corals seem to love it! hey covey how do you feed the oyster eggs to your sps? do you spot or do you let it float in the column?


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I cut the air off on the skimmer for like an hour and just let it float in the tank. It gets a good feeding response.
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O.S.I. marine flakes, Roti-Feast and Tigger Pods from Reef Nutrition, DT's oyster eggs, Sweetwater brand zooplankton, and home made phytoplankton. I feed phyto every day and feed one or two of the other foods mentioned every other day.


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blue/green/rose Semats.
I have no idea whether or not you can feed this coral meats because I have no idea what this coral is? Can you post a picture?
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