jksteele010
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I have a small(2-3in) fox coral that seems to be doing fine. But I was wondering if I should be feeding it other than the phyto I add to the tank for some softies?
Feeding a Fox Coral
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Cyclopeeze seems to get mine excited.
Note: if you ever get a 'gap' in the heads, break the specimen in half and glue the sections against each other, curve for curve: I got a 'gappy' specimen, saw how they 'like' to be, ridge after ridge snugged up against each other, and split and glued mine---what was an 'iffy' little fox began to be a very happy, hungry fox---somehow the extra folds help it get food.
Note: if you ever get a 'gap' in the heads, break the specimen in half and glue the sections against each other, curve for curve: I got a 'gappy' specimen, saw how they 'like' to be, ridge after ridge snugged up against each other, and split and glued mine---what was an 'iffy' little fox began to be a very happy, hungry fox---somehow the extra folds help it get food.
TheNomadRhodes
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Re: Feeding a Fox Coral
I've tried to spot feed mine but had little luck at it.
I did how ever start using this stuff called reef chili,
And the fox responded to it very well I might add,
but other then that I don't think you really need to feed them but a little spot feeding wouldn't hurt now and then
I've tried to spot feed mine but had little luck at it.
I did how ever start using this stuff called reef chili,
And the fox responded to it very well I might add,
but other then that I don't think you really need to feed them but a little spot feeding wouldn't hurt now and then
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