Genicanthus feeding question

[DrHank]

I recently got a female Genicanthus Melanospilous and she's doing great. She's about 4" and eats just about everything. Her favorite seems to be frozen Ocean Plankton. I would like to know from those with experience how often and how much should I feed her?

I'm already battling a HA problem and I don't want to overfeed but do want her to remain happy and healthy. Her tankmates include a purple tang, coral beauty, lawnmower blenny, percula clownfish, two damsels, and a clown goby. All but the blenny seem to be happy to help her eat her plankton too.

I feel that I have all the bioload I want to put in my 110 gallon so no more fish (the damsels may be relocated in the future.

 

[billsreef]

I'd feed her several small feedings a day, at least 3 or 4. They are active plankton pickers that need lots of food. Meaty foods like the Ocean Plankton, Mysis, and even some good pellet foods will do well for her.

 

[Kinetic]

yes, feed her as often as possible. I'm guessing not TOO much at once, but I know they need a constant intake of food.