Coral Food?

Dr. G's Phytoplankton is very much alive. I've seen it under a microscope when a rep. was pitching it to LFS. I know alot of people who use it and love it. I can't seem to find it on web maybe it's too new?

 

With that being said, live phytoplankton must be kept refrigerated and still only has a shelf life of about 2 months, so don't over stock.

 

food

I feed a DIY homemade food that a female member makes,and get it shipped on the bus.It's frozen in ziplock bags,just break off what you need.My fish go bananas for it,as well

Ingrediants for this mix are;
- Mysis
- Nori (All colors)
- Oyster Eggs
- Garlic (crushed)
- Scallops
- Vitamins (selcon and zoe)
- squid
- Krill
- Spirulina flakes
- enriched rotifers
- spirulina enriched brine shrimp
- cyclop-eeze
- silversides with heads and tails removed
- cuddlefish
- shrimp

 

Wow!!!!

How the heck are you doing Gresham? Welcome back.

Saw Randy last week.

 

Lately I've been using live phyto and these two bottles from liquid life

 

.:: PhycoPure™ ::.

If that's what your talking about it's been on the market for numerous years.

 

He sure gets around

 

I will occasionally feed my corals using a syringe (no needle, just a squeezy tube) directly to their mouths. It's been working great and nothing bad came from it, so I suppose it's fine =)


Brine shrimp most of the time.

I've got them in frozen cubes, but, I'll take a cup of water directly from my tank and dissolve them into it. Then take my syringe and suck em up. Then feed


I understand not everybody would choose this method. But it works great for me, and is very easy and convenient.

 

i use rods food as well.its amazing to see lps and brains feed in the day.coral loves that stuff.

 

thats how i use to feed my anemone. when i get another one i will be doing the same again. i find it works well too.