diamond goby, bicolor blenny

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I am currently feeding frozen mysis shrimp daily, and then TDO pellets 2/week, and some algae wafers 2-3xweek. I have 50gal RS 170 with two clownfish, 1 royal gramma and the diamond goby and blenny, and a bunch of inverts. I know the goby is a sand sifter, but I want to make sure I am feeding the him enough,; also the blenny is shy and doesnt come out much, but will each the mysis as far as I can tell.

I was thinking about adding a nori sheet for the blenny..

Any suggestions on my feeding? enough? too much?

thanks!
 
I am currently feeding frozen mysis shrimp daily, and then TDO pellets 2/week, and some algae wafers 2-3xweek. I have 50gal RS 170 with two clownfish, 1 royal gramma and the diamond goby and blenny, and a bunch of inverts. I know the goby is a sand sifter, but I want to make sure I am feeding the him enough,; also the blenny is shy and doesnt come out much, but will each the mysis as far as I can tell.

I was thinking about adding a nori sheet for the blenny..

Any suggestions on my feeding? enough? too much?

thanks!
what about changing up to frozen spirulina mysis shrimp? LFSs have it, call around

Not a fan of plain brine or mysis but my fish aren't happy when I add vitamins to their food. Thinking if you switch to spirulina mysis will be better for all and you can skip the nori sheet, but that is just me.
 

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