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Reef Supplies 03-14-2012 09:12 PM

Product Showcase - New Era Fish Food – The best food you can buy?
 
New Era Fish Food – The best food you can buy?

We think so.

I have been feeding my fish New Era foods exclusively and my fish have never been healthier. They look fuller and their colors are much brighter. It is the only food I have ever tried that the fish took to right away…from the very first feeding.

http://www.reefsupplies.ca/canada/wp...flakes_15g.jpg

Marine Pellets by New Era – 120g http://www.reefsupplies.ca/canada/marine-pellets-by-new-era-120g/

Algae Flakes by New Era – 30g http://www.reefsupplies.ca/canada/he...y-new-era-30g/

Marine Flake by New Era – 30g http://www.reefsupplies.ca/canada/ma...y-new-era-30g/

Marine Algae Pellets by New Era – 120g http://www.reefsupplies.ca/canada/ma...-new-era-120g/

They also make LPS coral food. I can not comment on this becuase I have yet to try BUT, if the quality is anything like the fish food them im sure it's a winner as well.

LPS Coral Food by New Era – 120g http://www.reefsupplies.ca/canada/lp...-new-era-120g/

Visit the New Era website for more info: http://www.new-era-aquaculture.com/

Happy reefing
Ray

Blue Ram 03-15-2012 03:40 PM

Anywhere to purchase in Calgary?

Werbo 03-15-2012 03:47 PM

Too bad that the New Era pellets are too large for the majority of reef fish. I'd be nice if they'd come out with a smaller pellet that wrasses and even my yellow tang could get in there little mouths

Reef Supplies 03-15-2012 04:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Blue Ram (Post 694034)
Anywhere to purchase in Calgary?

Hi,

I don't know but I know I'd love for you to buy it from us :lol:

If you use the 5% coupon the shipping will cost you right around $7. Actually you can purchase up-to 8 of them and it would still cost you about 7 bucks. Our shipping rates are very very cheap as we do not make a profit on shipping.

Keep in mind that any orders over $175 receive free shipping. If you search our store I'm sure you will find lot's of stuff you need.

If you are not comfortable with using your credit card online we are offering a new payment system where you call in to give us the number.

regards,
Ray

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tyler Werbowski (Post 694037)
Too bad that the New Era pellets are too large for the majority of reef fish. I'd be nice if they'd come out with a smaller pellet that wrasses and even my yellow tang could get in there little mouths

I disagree, I feed I feed Algea Pellets to a black clowm, yellow tang and a 6-line wrasse (ever see the month on these, very small). They are very different pellets as they are very soft....I guess you could say they are chewable :smile:. They are not your typical round they look like mouse terds.

Here is a picture I found on google

http://www.blueseaaquatics.co.uk/ima...%20pellets.jpg

Myka 03-16-2012 02:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tyler Werbowski (Post 694037)
Too bad that the New Era pellets are too large for the majority of reef fish. I'd be nice if they'd come out with a smaller pellet that wrasses and even my yellow tang could get in there little mouths

Agreed. Almost all my fish can't eat it because it is too big. Just the big beotch Tomato clown and the Grey Head Wrasse will eat it, but they will eat anything. Everyone likes the flakes though! :)

subman 03-16-2012 03:43 AM

picked up the marine flakes and coral pellets today. The flakes are very different than anything I've used before. The fish seemed to like them ill post a review after using for a couple weeks.

The coral pellets seem good as well the lps i fed them too seemed to take them right away. again ill post more info after more use.

BlueTang<3 03-16-2012 12:26 PM

I have no issues with the pellets, I had to crush some of them up initially but once the smaller fish got used to them they will eat them full sized. Its funny i have a small chromis that packs it around like a smoke and nibbles on it.

Myka 03-16-2012 03:08 PM

Yeah, I just break them up. My fish still won't eat them any bigger though. I'd rather just buy a food that is the right size then spend the time crushing it up and sifting out the fines. :lol:

I do really like the Coral Pellets though.


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