dry / pellet food

[FMF0331]

Been feeding frozen food for almost 3 years now, Looking to switch it up a bit by feeding dry fish food .
Any recommendations ( not a big fan of flakes )
i have 2 clowns , yellow tang , scopas tang , 5 green chromis , scooter blennies , peppermint shrimps , cleaner shrimp , bartlett anthias , flasher wrasse

Thank you

 

[CC13]

Been feeding frozen food for almost 3 years now, Looking to switch it up a bit by feeding dry fish food .
Any recommendations ( not a big fan of flakes )
i have 2 clowns , yellow tang , scopas tang , 5 green chromis , scooter blennies , peppermint shrimps , cleaner shrimp , bartlett anthias , flasher wrasse

Thank you

New Life Spectrum are the only dry foods I will feed my tank. All fish LOVE it.

https://premiumaquatics.com/category/dry-food.html?filter_brand_id=1088

 

[Super Fly]

I use NLS as well and all livestock love it except for my lyretail anthia... still trying to train it to eat dry food.

 

[DSC reef]

Check out TDO chroma boost pellets, you won't be dissapointed.

 

[ReeferReefer]

New Life Spectrum are the only dry foods I will feed my tank. All fish LOVE it.

https://premiumaquatics.com/category/dry-food.html?filter_brand_id=1088

I also use NLS foods. I like their .5 mm pellets. Ocean Nutrition Reef Flakes are pretty good too.

 

[ca1ore]

I’ve been using the PE 3 mm pellets - fish seem to like them (though, candidly, they eat pretty much anything).

 

[FMF0331]

thank you . i'll will look into those that you guys mention .

anyone else care to chime in

 

[Indymann99]

Be careful feeding flake and pellets. A look a the label will show that dry food is HIGHLY concentrated... frozen is often 80%+ water. Its REALLY easy to add a LOT of nutrients to your tank feeding dry foods.

 

[GoVols]

thank you . i'll will look into those that you guys mention .

anyone else care to chime in

I know you said no flake, but my Purple tang and Regal angel love this product.
https://www.seachem.com/nutridiet-chlorella.php

Fire a small amount of it in the reef each evening after LRS "Reef Frenzy"

 

[GoVols]

Check out TDO chroma boost pellets, you won't be dissapointed.

Which pellet size do you recommend with that product?

 

[DSC reef]

Which pellet size do you recommend with that product?

Depending on the fish. We used the small and medium sized pellets.

 

[Osidedude]

TDO is great!!!

 

[GoVols]

@FMF0331

Great thread!!

 

[CC13]

Check out TDO chroma boost pellets, you won't be dissapointed.

Ya this stuff is supposed to be awesome. Next round of food ordering I am going to try this stuff also.

 

[DSC reef]

Ya this stuff is supposed to be awesome. Next round of food ordering I am going to try this stuff also.

Your tank will love it. Plus chad at reef nutrition is awesome so if you have any questions he's always around to help.

 

[Jase4224]

+1 for NLS I had a 300gal with a large range of fish thriving on this brand.

Next large tank build I will use NLS again but will also be trying out Vitalis which gets awesome reviews and uses quality ingredients and packing process.

Always read the ingredients..

 

[CC13]

Your tank will love it. Plus chad at reef nutrition is awesome so if you have any questions he's always around to help.

Ya that's awesome I might be placing an order this week.

What do all the different types do? There are C2, EP1, EP2, A, B1, B2, C1; is the only difference the size of the pellet? Or is the formula for what they are make up of different as well?

 

[DSC reef]

Ya that's awesome I might be placing an order this week.

What do all the different types do? There are C2, EP1, EP2, A, B1, B2, C1; is the only difference the size of the pellet? Or is the formula for what they are make up of different as well?

Honestly I dont know, lol. Let's see if chad can help @Reef Nutrition

 

[andrewkw]

I'm not a big fan of pellets but I do feed them. I've been impressed with Vitalis pellets. They have a very high moisture content and they smell fresh. All my fish eat them too. Other then that I like the PE pellets but given the choice I'd go with the mysis. I use new life spectrum as well.

 

[Reef Nutrition]

Honestly I dont know, lol. Let's see if chad can help @Reef Nutrition

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