How do you feed anthias, I'm getting anthias soon and I know they need to be feed 3 or more times a day. I'm thinking of getting an auto feeder but I have seen some people keep the auto feeders in their sump. How does that work. Where do you keep your autofeeder? What food do you prefer for anthias, what feeder is good. Honestly they are all made in the same Chinese factory so I don't see a point in spending to much but let me know.
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I have a 2 in my tank (1 bimac, 1 lyretail). The tank gets fed twice a day. I feed once around 12pm with frozen and pellets and then again around 8pm with frozen only. It did take me quite a while to even get them to start taking pellets. They would only take frozen for the longest time and even now can still be hit or miss on pellets. I had an autofeeder up for a bit but I felt like I was feeding the tank too much so I removed it for now. It was mounted on the top of the tank and would drop pellets in a set times throughout the day.
Anthias can be picky. Mine don’t really eat any frozen. I got a plank auto feeder - it uses freeze dried food, mixes it in a chamber and dispenses as the food becomes ready to sink. This way the dry food is hydrated properly, and doesn’t float into the overflow and get wasted. Pricey but works very well.
I have a timer that has it run for 1 min at a time, 3x a day
It dispenses in front of a powerhead so the food gets distributed across the tank
You can also mount on the sump an have it dispense right in front of the return intake
I have a timer that has it run for 1 min at a time, 3x a day
It dispenses in front of a powerhead so the food gets distributed across the tank
You can also mount on the sump an have it dispense right in front of the return intake
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