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![]() kuatto, if it is blended fine enough for corals, do you just drop it into the tank frozen so the fish can eat it, or do you do different "blends"?
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Gently place a silverside in the tentacles, and the coral will grasp it and slowly pull it in and digest it. Oppurtunistic feeders like shrimp will take the food right out of the coral, even as it's digesting, so make sure that you give some smaller pieces to the shrimp first. Mitch |
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![]() I usually blend it real fine(using the blender).My lion gets the whole pieces of sea food mix.I found that when I dropped in pieces of the "frozen mush",the fish ate most of it before it could reach the corals.By diluting it in some tank water and using a baister,the whole tank got blasted with food,everyone was happy
![]() You can pretty much mix the way you want as long as the sea food is raw(or frozen)with no additives like spices and such. Just make sure not to use the "good blender"(still hearing about that one! ![]() Jim |
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![]() Tiger prawns are shrimp, you can usually buy them thawed in single pieces or get a bag that will last forever.
I use a recipe that includes shellfish and krill as well. |