Good News, Need some help though.

[Reefer07]

Well if any of you remember I have been having some problems with my zoos in my tank. They were not really coming out and such but they were getting new polyps on them. I was doing a 20% WC a week or so and the problem still continued. My tank visually looked ok and water parameters were good.
I came back today and most of my zoos were opened up and even some of the new stubs were opened up. Some of them are still half open or open going straight up like they want more light.
I have been feeding them DT's phytoplankton.

Now that things seem to be turning for the better is there any recomendations on what I can do to keep it this way? Any ideas on what to do with the zoos that are pointing straight up like they want more light.
I have 130 watts over them and it's a 10 gallon tank so they shouldn't be wanting more light but I don't know. My mushrooms are also growing like weeds.

Thanks,
Zac

 

[aquarius77]

DT's phytoplankton does not feed zoos or mushrooms. They cant eat it.

 

[Reefer07]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11168535#post11168535 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by aquarius77
DT's phytoplankton does not feed zoos or mushrooms. They cant eat it.

Why not? Several people told me it would.
If it really doesn't then what do you recommend?

 

[aquarius77]

mysis or small peices of krill, even pellet fish food.

 

[Reefer07]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11172171#post11172171 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by aquarius77
mysis or small peices of krill, even pellet fish food.

This may sound stupid but do I spot feed them or just drop some in the tank near them. I thought they don't really grab stuff like that out of the column because they are so small in terms of tentacles and mouth.