New coral and marine snow feedings

1snapple

Active Member
Hey, i am going to get a frag of some orange eye lobo on thursday and some new zoas. What shoudl i dip in? and how long.
secondly i feed a little bit of marine snow in my pico (3gal) tank once a week after my water change. is this enough? how often do you feed?
 

meowzer

Moderator
marine snow is not a very good "food"......I just feed my tank good nutritious foods....and the corals get some of it too
 

meowzer

Moderator
LOL...well get a fish

WELL.....there are better foods for corals....I don't know alot about planktons and stuff like that though
 

1snapple

Active Member
im working on that fish. I have no money now though. i spent it all on the corals and the food. I have tons of copepods so the red head blenny ought to be right at home when i get him
 

meowzer

Moderator
Sorry....I skipped right over the dip question.....Use Lugols (made by Kent)......follow the directions on the bottle.....
 

indy2009

Member
Quote:
Originally Posted by 1Snapple http:///forum/thread/382725/new-coral-and-marine-snow-feedings#post_3342189
Hey, i am going to get a frag of some orange eye lobo on thursday and some new zoas. What shoudl i dip in? and how long.
secondly i feed a little bit of marine snow in my pico (3gal) tank once a week after my water change. is this enough? how often do you feed?
I don't know about dipping..but if you want to feed your tank don't use marine snow hyped up junk!! Either use DT's or live phytoplankton..Marine snow you have to turn your protein skimmer off for an hour or so otherwise not effective..Never did anything for my corals..DT's and Live Phyotplankton corals popped...all a learning process..do some research..
 

1snapple

Active Member
the thing is i don't have a protien skimmer, its a 3 gallon tank. it has a HOB filter and all i do is unplug it for 1-2 hours.
 
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