Feeding nori eaters on vacation

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Hi all,
I was wondering what everyone does for their nori eating fish when they go on vacation. I have a tang and fox face that has nori available on a clip for most of the day but I refill it twice a day.

I’m leaving town for a 10 days and I do have someone available to come and feed every other day. They can refill the clip then, but I was wondering if there is anything that may hold more nori for longer? I’m going to have an auto feeder set up. Maybe I can tear some up and put it in there? I want to make it as easy as possible for this person.
 

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Wish there was nori on a roll that coud be unrolled into the tank. If you could get rolls the rest could be built with a stepper motor and a 3d printer

Do you have auto feeders? Just put algae pelts in
 

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Put some of this in your auto feeder with the pellets. It’s finely chopped pure seaweed and the mixed one is great. I use it in the feeder even when I’m not on vacation.

 

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They'll be fine for 10 days on pellets. Would just put a good hunk in before you go. Also what kind of tang? Not all are strictly herbivores.
 
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Thanks all for the suggestions. I think I’ll try the sea veggie flakes. Maybe put some small chopped up nori in the auto feeder. Still have a little time to test it
 
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They'll be fine for 10 days on pellets. Would just put a good hunk in before you go. Also what kind of tang? Not all are strictly herbivores.
I think it’s a tomini. It’s not strictly herbivore but does graze on the nori every day
 

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