Local source of Frozen Cyclops?

[Newreeflady]

Anyone know where I can grab these? Not the kind in the cubes, but the flat package where you can break any size piece off.

Thanks!
Angela

 

[Piazzon12]

no, sorry, but I use and like the freezedried (non-flakes) in a can.

 

[Newreeflady]

Yeah, I have those. Many fish take to frozen better and I was hoping to start my toby puffer on them.

 

[J_Bones]

I bought some cubes @ creature comforts last night. they didn't have the flat pack though.

 

[Newreeflady]

I'll settle for the cubes- I'll just melt them and refreeze them in a sheet. Unfortunately, Binghampton isn't super local for me. Ithaca or Elmira would be better. I'm going to see how much it costs to ship them...

Thanks!

Angela

 

[St.james of reefdom]

jehmco.com

 

[Gary Majchrzak]

get the Toby on krill

 

[Newreeflady]

I've heard they like krill so I'm trying that... having some difficulty getting him to eat, but it's only day 2. This month's article in Coral magazine had a section on the Leopard Toby. The author said try cyclops so I figured I'd try that, too. In the meantime I'm also going to put in some nori as I've read they are omnivores and will eat algae. Luckily his QT tank is an established 20g reef whose inhabitants just moved into a larger system- this means there is food to be eaten while he learns. I'm hopeful, but a little nervous since I've never had a puffer.

Thanks!
angela