Experiences with Benereef???

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I'm curious to see if anyone here has tried Benereef. The reviews I've read on BRS make it sound great but I would like to hear about personal experiences. I fed my first dose last night and I'm not sure the dosing recommendations on the container are right for my tank. I would also like to know how you use it to feed your tank and frequency.
 
The recommended dosing seemed heavy to me. I tried it at reduced dosage for a couple of weeks. I encountered some cyano in the sand during that time which may or may not have been related this product. In any case, I've since gone back to my previous supplements, Reef Roids, Oyster Feast and Phyto Feast.
 
The recommended dosing seemed heavy to me. I tried it at reduced dosage for a couple of weeks. I encountered some cyano in the sand during that time which may or may not have been related this product. In any case, I've since gone back to my previous supplements, Reef Roids, Oyster Feast and Phyto Feast.

I agree, it seems to be to much for my 32 gallon biocube. Maybe I'll try cutting the dose in half. Thanks for the response. I've never tried the oyster feast... What are you targeting when feeding it?
 
I've never tried the oyster feast... What are you targeting when feeding it?

SPS and filter feeders like feather dusters. Oyster eggs and ovarian tissue are microscopic particles down to 1 micron, so it's for the smallest feeders.
 

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