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06-09-2009, 07:01 PM
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I beg to differ on the thawing of the Mysis. I use PE Mysis all the time. I have tried thawing and rinsing, and just thawing and pouring into tank. I havn't seen any difference in unwanted algae growth. Now, a different brand of Mysis may be different. Just sayin.
Also, I try feed Coral Frenzy once a week, Wendell recommended it and my corals seem to love it.
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06-09-2009, 07:08 PM
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I use PE Mysis too.
 I think feeding the water column is best done with heavily populated tanks, otherwise most of the food goes uneaten just to rot. I much prefer the Zeo coral foods to the various powdered foods on the market. I'd like to try some of the Fauna Marin foods.
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06-09-2009, 08:37 PM
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In my case I shut off all the pumps and the skimmer.
I drop live phytoplankton about a cap-full directly over the coral I want to feed. I do this daily. The phyto, which is thicker, slowly descends from the top of the tank and on to the coral. I agree with Myka's recommendation on the Blastomussa and other coral that require larger food.
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06-09-2009, 08:42 PM
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So would that be suitable for softies - Zoanthids, etc?
At this point, I have a clove polyp, Zoanthids and Blasto.
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