My red carpet in the past month killed my lobo, is in the process of killing two yumas, ate most of my koi starfish, and stung my monti setosa to death...oh yeah, and a couple of snails - anyone looking for a new bully? ;-) JK - I'm keeping him, but I have to move the corals I can up a little higher now. I'm just upset at my yumas - the two were starting to get huge...anways, sorry for hijacking, back on topic
Tragic Scoly Incident!..
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dodgerblew
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If they are pellets I think I was given a sample of them from Darrel (All Delight) for my acans. The question I have, in two parts, is how do you feed them all individually and how do you keep fish from eating them once you do? My baster drops more on some and less on others which really is an annoyance and then my clown and wrasses think that acans are coll dinner plates meant to hold their meal. Looking for anyone elses experience with this. Thanks
I currently have the same problem with feeding my dendros. My female ocellaris clown inspects the dendro colony regularly when it is hungry looking for food. When I do get food into the dendros, she just dives right in taking chunks of food and dendro tentacles along with it. :angryfire: I'm hoping to move some of my LPS into my small tank that I just set up at work where there won't be any crazy fish!
I meant the size of the bottle it's self it's a measured in ml. They are pellets and come in two different size which is medium and large I believe. I also had the problem with my fish eating the food and also my shrimps would go at it. But I now turn off the lights once I place a few on the mouths of the corals which I feed then I turn off the lights for a bit. I get a pinch with my fingers then simply just sprinkle a few. I also feed Cyclops frozen cubes highly recommend as well for all filter feeders..
