Colorado sunburst bta care

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hi reefers

I got a nice Colorado sunburst for a few weeks now and cut in two last week. It is under blackbox led and the color is really nice. Feeding prime reef flake now.

How long should I wait before feeding silverside? Should I change the light? I read that they can morph to different color.

Any tips to keep the color and how often do you feed your bta?

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Peter
 
I don't feed mine and every three or so months it splits.
 
Do you have clown fish hosting in it? Mine is not yet hosted but will grow faster if it is.
 
. What light do you use? Do yours change color at all? Any picture of yours?

I have on the moment a new light from a large vendor running on the 60 gallon cube but I can't drop a brand on that as we Beta test.
No color change.
And no picture as it is just a cube in the garage.
I got one that Tony Vargas made when he was at my house in March but the colors don't come out as good.
Will see if I can make some time any time soon to shoot a pic of the nems.

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Ben, I switched to desktop browser and saw your spotlight link. You got a nice system there!
 
I wouldn't feed silver sides!! Just pe mysis and tell us about how u cut it?
 
+1 on not feeding silversides my nems would always spit them back out. If you want to try a large your food then mysis maybe some squid or fresh shrimp
 
I put the mem on paper towel and cardboard under that. Then use a new box cutter and started from the mouth and slide out. Two cuts.
 
i had one and fed it mysis probably every 3 weeks and it kept him happy
 

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