DIY food for gorgonians and featherdusters

[nanomania]

I just made a paste/thick liquid of cyclop, aquapharm seaplankton with roti and added some formula 2 pellets and some tank water...

will that be good enough for my mixed reef with a big white gorg. and a few featherdusters?

ill feed once every alternate day...

 

[nanomania]

anyone?

 

[Allmost]

seems good, I d take out the pellets though, they cant digest it.

also you can use Oyster, and seafoods with low fiber, you can trow it in the food processor and get it to almost liquid state ! they love it.

 

[GreshamH]

seems good, I d take out the pellets though, they cant digest it.

also you can use Oyster, and seafoods with low fiber, you can trow it in the food processor and get it to almost liquid state ! they love it.

Thus far only one person, a person that manufacturers a coral feed without wheat, states they cannot digest it. To the contrary, people have been feeding Golden Pearls, Otohime, Spectrum, Ocean Nutrition, Elos, etc and not having corals or polyps die.... Seems rather biased to me.

 

[nanomania]

well in my country we dont have access to good quality raw food, so these are the only things i can mix... im planning to buy a few more stuff from abroad..... lets see...

 

[Allmost]

Thus far only one person, a person that manufacturers a coral feed without wheat, states they cannot digest it. To the contrary, people have been feeding Golden Pearls, Otohime, Spectrum, Ocean Nutrition, Elos, etc and not having corals or polyps die.... Seems rather biased to me.

yes. I think we are both referring to the same person.

my observation could be biased after reading that so I dont know never digged in it deeper. but it does kind of make sense for corals to not be able to digest all that fish can digest .... but we wont know for sure till there is some scientific work done.

Ill try grinding some pellets to see how they react to it.

 

[nanomania]

kool.....