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nice! What kind? any pics?This is a good subject, we just started by adding 5 corals to the tank three days ago.
Be careful with reef roids as they are known to make PO4 skyrocket. I may remember to feed mine once a month but we feed high quality home made food with high quality fresh seafood and everything is thriving fish and corals alike.How often is everyone feeding corals?
I’ve been dosing aminos nightly and spot feeding reef roofs, reef chili, etc about once a week.
nice! What kind? any pics?
ahhhh the lovely life of anems.... hahaha I personally don't have one yet, but have heard this to be the case time and time again. They just do what nems wanna do. Sounds great though, be sure to post pics when you get some! I just have Zoas/LPS in my tank rn, but when I get my bigger tank I am thinking of giving SPS a tryNo pictures yet. Here is what we got, blackberry jamz acorpora, muy verde birdsnest, aussie golden eye chalice, Jason fox grafted rainbow montipora, and green bubble anemone. The anemone is driving me crazy. I had it in a great place, our larger clown was touching it and the smaller clown was coming out of his hiding place to check it out. In the middle of the night, it decided to move under a rock...we could not see it. We used a power head to try to move him, well that did not work, he/she only move about one inch away from the flow.
Totally agree. I blend up a bunch of seafood and everyone eats good! As for reef roids I drench the corals in that stuff maybe once a month about 10 mins before a water change. I would never add that stuff without doing a water changeBe careful with reef roids as they are known to make PO4 skyrocket. I may remember to feed mine once a month but we feed high quality home made food with high quality fresh seafood and everything is thriving fish and corals alike.
You can find current pics on my build thread by clicking on the banner by my profile pic.
What do you blend and what are you feeding? I have zoas, Euphyllia, Galaxia, and GSP. I use reef roids to spot feed maybe once a week and I do have pretty high PO4. I tried to feed them mysis once a week but they don't seem interested in it (wish or my corals)Totally agree. I blend up a bunch of seafood and everyone eats good! As for reef roids I drench the corals in that stuff maybe once a month about 10 mins before a water change. I would never add that stuff without doing a water change
Seaweed, clams, shrimp, mussels, squid, octopus, scallops, ect. All from the Asian supermarket. Blend it with a little rodi water and put into ziploc bags, flatten and freeze. Then I just thaw a piece and throw it in the tank, no spot feeding for the corals.What do you blend and what are you feeding? I have zoas, Euphyllia, Galaxia, and GSP. I use reef roids to spot feed maybe once a week and I do have pretty high PO4. I tried to feed them mysis once a week but they don't seem interested in it (wish or my corals)
Ours is fresh frozen tuna, uncooked peeled shrimp, squid, oysters, scallops, fish eggsWhat do you blend and what are you feeding? I have zoas, Euphyllia, Galaxia, and GSP. I use reef roids to spot feed maybe once a week and I do have pretty high PO4. I tried to feed them mysis once a week but they don't seem interested in it (wish or my corals)
How often is everyone feeding corals?
I’ve been dosing aminos nightly and spot feeding reef roofs, reef chili, etc about once a week.
How often is everyone feeding corals?
I’ve been dosing aminos nightly and spot feeding reef roofs, reef chili, etc about once a week.
How do you keep your phosphates down? GFO ? Do you have any SPS?aminos daily
phyto daily
spot feeding once a week
I keep going since my phosphates don’t raise above 0.05