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![]() I'm going to try your method. I do like the piece just don't want to over feed the tank
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![]() Do they need to be fed daily or what's the feeding schedule
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![]() No, I feed mine 2 or 3 times a week. They will eat every day if you give it to them, but not necessary. I am going to try longer periods of time and watch what happens. Am planning a trip to warmer climes soon (about 10 days), and don't plan on feeding them when I'm gone. Hopefully they will be OK.
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take it out of the tank for feeding when first training, to train my suncorals or dendros i simply take them out place them in a container and leave them in the container for a long time , hours actually. i feed a mix of mysis,coral snow and FM......set and forget and come back to fed corals , place them in the display and they are either swollen or open shortly afterwards, the sudden jump in flow triggers another feeding response. after a week or two with the tupperware method and they will be fully acclimatized and only need to be fed here and there depending on the type it is. i feed either FM lps pellets or mysis from a turkeybaster when i target feed them in the display. consistency is key if you want them to stay healthy, once you have them down i swear youll want more lol :P
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![]() Sweet thanks guys ill hold on to it for now and see how this works
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![]() how much you want for them
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![]() what i did with my sun coral was,i cut a 2 litre bottle of pop in half and put it over your coral to completely enclose it and then feed.fish nor shrimps won't be able to get in and the sun coral can eat in peace
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how about when it doesnt eat?
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![]() Well,just remove the "highly technical device"(pop bottle) after feeding.
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![]() As I mentioned earlier, I use a similar method with a cut out water bottle. If the heads are still closed, I just put in a few mysis with the turkey baster, and blow the water around a bit inside. That seems to trigger the feeding response and the heads then come out. After a few minutes, I release more mysis, and let them eat as much as they want. When they are finished, I just lift off the plastic water bottle, and the other fish and shrimp clean up any left overs.
With mine, the heads are usually open in the mornings. I assume that during the night, they must be trying to catch some errant pods swimming by. And, when I feed, they stay open longer. If I don't feed, they usually close up after the lights are on for a while. I have been amazed though, by how much my colony can consume with one feeding. Usually it is almost a full cube of mysis. They just pull it in, and stuff it down.
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