Originally Posted by
Cdangel0
http:///forum/post/2894552
Generally any color besides white is good. Like what was said at the beginning of this thread, this is not going to be a quick over-night fix. This is something that is going to take months and you probably will notnotice it until you go back and look at pictures form 3 months prior.
The only advice I would give different then the above would be to NOT feed everyday. Anemones can be overfed, just like anything else, can get sick from too much food. I don't think I've ever fed any of my nems more then once a week, a good meaty silverside should be sufficient. Mysis and brine shrimp really do not have any nutritional value and are just empty calories. Stick with silversides and krill about every 4-5 days at most.
You are causing tremendous confusion.
This is what I use, mysis is not empty calories, I coppied this from Dr. foster and Smith.
PE Frozen Freshwater Mysis Shrimp
* Frozen freshwater mysis shrimp for fresh and saltwater aquarium fish
* Mysis relicta are an excellent food extremely high in nutritional value
* Induces an energetic feeding response in even finicky aquarium fish
Encourage exceptional appetite and growth - even in finicky aquarium fish! Piscine Energetics (PE) Mysis relicta boast naturally higher fatty acid profiles and Omega-3's than enriched brine shrimp. PE Mysis are harvested live from pristine glacial lakes in Canada, flash frozen in premium condition with no binding agents or fillers. PE Mysis are an excellent food source for all freshwater and marine tropical fish that induces an energetic feeding response in aquarium fish.
