Best Pellets for Auto Feeder that Actually Sink?

[TheNative192]

You should try our TDO Chroma BOOST Small. It sinks and we have a number of customers that use it in auto-feeders. Since the food is in granulated form, it comes in a range of sizes in the package. The size range is 0.8mm – 1.4mm, so it's applicable for many reef fish. LPS corals will also consume it. Check out this aussie Scolymia eating it. The video is sped up.

We are running free shipping on it right now. Check out some results of fish fed on this: https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/clownfish-tdo-amazing-wild-type-coloration.342461/

Fill out our brief survey and you will get a free shipping promo code: http://apbreed.com/promo/tdo/ Here is the website for more information: http://apbreed.com/product_tdo_chroma_boost.php.

If you like it, you can request that your LFS carry it, especially if they carry our products.

Regards,
Chad & Team Reef Nutrition

I know this is an older post but I am running into issues with the TDO B2 Chroma Boost pellets not sinking. I have a Biota mandarin who I was hoping to use an autofeeder with the pellets. I do keep the pellets in my fridge and just fill a small bit of the auto feeder at a time (I use the Eheim one) Any tips to make the pellets sink. I heard some people will use oil or possible Garlic extreme and then let it dry out to stop them from being water logged. I tried feeding it into a feeder ring but they did not sink for more than a day. Any tips?

 

[afboundguy]

I know this is an older post but I am running into issues with the TDO B2 Chroma Boost pellets not sinking. I have a Biota mandarin who I was hoping to use an autofeeder with the pellets. I do keep the pellets in my fridge and just fill a small bit of the auto feeder at a time (I use the Eheim one) Any tips to make the pellets sink. I heard some people will use oil or possible Garlic extreme and then let it dry out to stop them from being water logged. I tried feeding it into a feeder ring but they did not sink for more than a day. Any tips?

I am testing out putting a pipe with a funnel so that the pellets float to the bottom. It has gone to the bottom of my to-do list stuff but something like that or a feeding ring of some sort should help.

 

[TheNative192]

I am testing out putting a pipe with a funnel so that the pellets float to the bottom. It has gone to the bottom of my to-do list stuff but something like that or a feeding ring of some sort should help.

I actually got a kit with a feeding tube but it was too tall for my 25 lagoon tank lol. The feeding ring did not work for me either as the the pellets literally floated overnight lol.