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how do you feed your corals?
ive had softies for about 8 months and i used to feed phyto even grow it but i stopped because i overdosed and got tons of algea. i got mushroomz, frog spawn, torch, montipora, birdsnest, blastmussa, kenya tree, xenia, and stuff i dont know what is... mind that its in a 12gal nano.
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i spot feed my lps with little pieces of krill using an eye dropper. thats it.
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Thats usually what I do also. Just spot feed the lps and other polyps sometimes. Every once in a while I put in some phyto or zooplankton
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wipe my glass.....
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Quote:
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I feed 2x/week. I make a slurry of: Rod's Food, frozen blackworms/frozen mysis (soaked in vits overnight--to add meaty bulk), DTs Phyto, 2 caps of Marine Snow, 5 drops of each-Phytomax/Chromamax, 1/5 tsp oyster eggs & a shake of Coral Frenzy. I mix it all with a cup of tank water & spot feed to everything that eats. I leave the pumps off for about 1-2 hours & let everything small settle. I've got amazing growth on everything. Even my Goniopora is thriving!
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thanks guys. hopefully ill see some growth after i start feeding.
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We normally use Coral Frenzy every few days.
We have also been using the Reed Mariculture stuff (Phytofeast/Rotifeast), but that's a really expensive habit! Coral Frenzy seems to work fine though and is definitely more economical IMHO.
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