Best frozen food for corals in pico?

[Brnono]

I added a mushroom and leather coral in my unheated one gallon jar lit by a 6500K freshwater light about two weeks ago, and both seem to be doing fine. The mushroom is always fully open in the day, while the leather is a bit more temperamental but does have some of its polyps extended much of time. I am headed to my freshwater LFS soon, and I wanted to get some frozen food for my tropical fish. I am just wondering what would be a good pick that I could also feed corals with. They currently have in stock brine shrimp, cyclops, rotifers, krill, and "microplankton". Any suggestions?

 

[JTP424]

My suggestion would be brine shrimp or cyclops. You're going to want to mix it up though.

 

[Brnono]

Thanks. I'm headed to the store tomorrow.

My suggestion would be brine shrimp or cyclops. You're going to want to mix it up though.

 

[JTP424]

Absolutely mix it with some saltwater for it to defrost and that should create enough small pieces for the corals to nab.

 

[kevgib67]

LRS Reef Frenzy nano.

 

[Brnono]

LRS Reef Frenzy nano.

Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to be availble on the European market.

 

[Brnono]

So, I picked up some cyclops and something called microplankton mix. Maybe the second will help feed pods, feather dusters, etc as well.
Oh and it turns out that even though it's a freshwater store, they have a small reef display, and the guy was nice enough to snip a small piece of gorgonian off for me. So I'm getting my first fragging experience, too!