Reef Roids

[Delphinus]

Not the easiest question to answer simply, as like with many things, it depends.

Most filter-feeders do require daily feedings if not even more frequent than daily. Luckily most things we keep aren't strict filter feeders. The biggest exceptions I can think of are non-photosynthetic gorgonians, sponges, and so on. The downside to feeding this stuff daily is that you have to be careful not to spike your system (which is VERY easy to do IMO).

Most facultative corals benefit from feedings but do not need daily feedings. In this case perhaps once a week is enough. The trick is observe your creatures and observe whether they exhibit a feeding response. If they grow and do well, then by all means, feed more, just be careful about not overdoing it. If they don't react and don't grow, then don't bother.

So basically once a week, maybe more, maybe less, depends on what you have that eats the stuff.

[andresont]

I target-feed DT's live, reef roids and oyster eggs.
However i always start with a ot LESS then recommended on the packege, observe the coral reaction and make my way from there.
I can tell that blue non-photosynthetic gorgonia did not like oyster eggs, it was closed for a 3 days after feeding with this staff.
Open brain loves everything. SPS goes creasy for Reef-Roids and oyster eggs.