I was just wondering what everyone feeds their reef tank. I currently feed mine Frozen Brine (thawed of course) Krill, mysis shrimp, and omega one flakes every now and then. For the inverts, we use Marine snow and KM Phytoplex. Everything seems to be doing great, but would like to add some variety????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????:fish:
What foods does Everyone feed their Reef?
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I use Kent foods for their convenience. I can leave them under my tank and not have to worry about them going bad (They have a 6 year shelf life). Plus, I don't have to walk to the refrigerator to get them because I'm lazy like that sometimes. I use Phytoplex and Zooplex...sometimes with a splash of chromaplex. Every once in a while, I'll throw in some DTs oyster eggs, and they also get whatever my fish don't eat i suppose...
Total Color Marine Flake Food everyday, Marc Wiess Soft Coral Grow whenever I think about it (hopefully atleast once a week), Frozen variety pack (clam/shrimp, Brine, Mysid and a Kelp) once a week, Kent Micro vert (which is junk, but use it anyway, sparingly) and phyto (whenever I grift some from Mark and use twice a week)
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Where do you get your reef chili? I can't find it any place.
Thanks
Michele
Reef Chili can be had at http://www.twopartsolution.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=77&zenid=ae34522160c6efb63f8fc9518dfac13d">Two Part Solution</a>
I also feed Cyclopeze, Formula 1 & 2, Kent Zooplex, Kent Reef Plus, and my home-grown phyto.
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I get my reef chili from premium aquatics:
http://www.premiumaquatics.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=ReefChili-L&Category_Code=">http://www.premiumaquatics.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=ReefChili-L&Category_Code=</a>
A lil bit of chili goes a long way... Truthfully though I rarely feed my corals these days with the exception of my anemones. I'm a believer in [B]Reef Reaganomics[/B]: As in you feed the higher organisms and the nutrients will trickle down and feed the rest of your inhabitants, whether by food they missed or recycled food.
http://www.premiumaquatics.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=ReefChili-L&Category_Code=">http://www.premiumaquatics.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=ReefChili-L&Category_Code=</a>
A lil bit of chili goes a long way... Truthfully though I rarely feed my corals these days with the exception of my anemones. I'm a believer in [B]Reef Reaganomics[/B]: As in you feed the higher organisms and the nutrients will trickle down and feed the rest of your inhabitants, whether by food they missed or recycled food.
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Brine shrimp tartar.
Frozen Mysis (but I don't thaw it) I think there maybe good stuff in the frozen parts..Plus I break a big chunk off and hold it in the water and all my fish come eat out of my hand.
Then of course flake. I use Frozen Cyclopeeze, and frozen squid, and Nori, and anything I can find.
The key I find is to mix it up every day..The fish don't get the same stuff all the time. Just like us.
Then of course flake. I use Frozen Cyclopeeze, and frozen squid, and Nori, and anything I can find.
The key I find is to mix it up every day..The fish don't get the same stuff all the time. Just like us.
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Linda Lee;78016 wrote: I'd still like to see some homemade recipes
Brandon says his is *secret*, but there are enough of us to take him and force it out of him.... Ya'll with me?
Yes it is vey top secret... But I think I will write a WIKI on it since I will NEVER sell the product at my current rate! Just give me a bit of time to write it...
