Best food for tiny omnivores?

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Hi all, Happy Friday of Marine lovers.
I have new tiny Chromis, Firefish, Melanus Wrasse and pair of clowns bonded in our 125 long tank.
I’ve feed pellets and frozen brine and mysis, but all seem to large. I’m going to defrost some mysis and grind up smaller to try to night. My TDO pellets are medium so I’m going to throw them in the blender. My Tangs in the other 100 tank are 13-15 yrs old and gobble everything. Please share what’s best for these tiny mouths, who I’m letting grow before the big guys join. The new guys are from Dr Reef who guaranteed for 30 days with copper. I’m still going to observe them before my “Virgin” Tangs, regal, Sailfin, Yellow and a Lemonpeel Angel join.
I really appreciate the best resource for tips!
Debra

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Hi all, Happy Friday of Marine lovers.
I have new tiny Chromis, Firefish, Melanus Wrasse and pair of clowns bonded in our 125 long tank.
I’ve feed pellets and frozen brine and mysis, but all seem to large. I’m going to defrost some mysis and grind up smaller to try to night. My TDO pellets are medium so I’m going to throw them in the blender. My Tangs in the other 100 tank are 13-15 yrs old and gobble everything. Please share what’s best for these tiny mouths, who I’m letting grow before the big guys join. The new guys are from Dr Reef who guaranteed for 30 days with copper. I’m still going to observe them before my “Virgin” Tangs, regal, Sailfin, Yellow and a Lemonpeel Angel join.
I really appreciate the best resource for tips!
Debra

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I just mixed LRS for Reef and frozen Brine w/ Spirialla and mysis. W/Selcon. I’ll feed Tangs g first then use Oster to whip to pulp. That’ll be the little ones food.
It will keep in fridge for a day or so.
What’s everyone think???
Debra
 

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