Well, seems like you're doing great with your feeding regimen and I wouldn't try to change much specially because of the nutrient balance of the system.
I've never tried KZ Coral Vitalizer nor Reef Pearls yet.
KZ CV is kinda expensive and probably works like it's claims but it is a carbon diet additive. It is used to activate the coral's appetite (polyp extension) and at the same time to feed their carbon needs. That way the coral won't rely on zooxanthellae numbers to get more energy, therefore will have less zooxanthellae, helping to show those pastel colors that some people like. It's part of the KZ line for that purpose, I believe. It's very expensive for the quantity they sell. I wouldn't like to be depended of such product because of the costs. I just prefer to stay away from those type of products, but that's just me. I'm not trying to make up your mind here!!! I actually would love to hear more about your regimen and want you to continue with it.
Reef Pearls are pellets, right? It's rich in nutrients and IMO should be target fed to the corals because of that, like so many coral foods in the market. I'll put Reef Pearls in my list. I've heard many people saying good things about it. The product says that it contain organic phosphates, and to keep an eye on phosphates and nitrates, so... but most coral pellets contain phosphates, if not all of the them.
Few observations here:
1) I would like to know more about your observations mainly about the zoanthids, but also on the corals. Colors? Formation? Polyp extension? Growth/reproduction rates? Etc...
1) I don't feed everyday. That would be a lot to me and the first time I've heard of anyone doing that. Probably because many people don't talk about how often they feed? I would like to know more about the quantity of food and how do you keep the nutrient balance of the system, specially because of Reef Pearls been administrated. Very interesting!
I target feed once a week my zoa tank and I think it's more than enough. If I do every day would have to be 1/7 of the food I offer in order to have the system running without problems. I'm sure that has to do with the extra bacteria available in your system!!!
2) You've got the pellets reactor running and add the food. That's a strong bioload. The system is probably in a sensitive balance of nutrients and so on... I would like to her more about your maintenance, if you don't mind, please. That is another reason not to change or add much more than you're doing. The question here is: how much more can the system take?
3) If it's working so good, why do you want to change? There is only so much you can get out of growth/reproduction without a crash. I would keep as is and hopefully you've been doing this for more than year to know that it's really working good and it's stablished in a long line. If you want to try any other food or perhaps change lights it would have to be done really, really slow and carefully!!!
I think this thread will be a good one. I like to learn about feeding, as everyone must know by now, and it's abilities to boost the system as a whole, and believe that is a vital part of the maintenance.
Too bad I'm very busy. Please keep the thread alive. I'll be visiting as time allows even if I don't have time to participate.
Here is a thread I've started:
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2167572
I think not many people are interested in feeding their zoanthids, because I was posting along most of the time on that thread by myself. There you'll understand more of what I do and believe.
Another great one:
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1896006
There are many other posts about feeding, but I don't have time to search now, sorry...
Would be great to see a picture of your tank...
Cheers!!
Grandis.