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Thought these were decent of my daily routine of feeding nori. I love the one with all three getting ready to demolish it :)

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Cool pics! How are the strips working out? Less waste, I hope! :bigsmile:

-Terry
 
Yup, less waste for sure, although I still get strips of nori sitting up on the overflows now, haha, but its better than entire sheets.
 
Yup, less waste for sure, although I still get strips of nori sitting up on the overflows now, haha, but its better than entire sheets.

You just need to add some more wrasses, lol. Whatever strips accidentally slip past the tangs and angels, get chased and scarfed by our wrasses - even the clowns and anthias snag the smaller bits... :snicker:
 
You just need to add some more wrasses, lol. Whatever strips accidentally slip past the tangs and angels, get chased and scarfed by our wrasses - even the clowns and anthias snag the smaller bits... :snicker:

I have two wrasses coming tomorrow morning. :) We'll see how they like nori.

One thing I thought was funny is that the Thompson's tang won't eat from the clip. He waits until pieces hit the powerhead and get chopped up really tiny and then eats from the water column, which is how he eats when I feed as well. He swims as fast as he can around the tank, picking off tiny, tiny pieces without ever stopping. He is by far the biggest swimmer in the tank.
 
I have a diamond goby, that just suddenly acquired a taste for nori. I have wrasses and tangs that tear it up, but the diamond goby is giving them a run for their money.

But here is my favorite nori eater
[video=youtube;eVzOIM2NXnk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVzOIM2NXnk&feature=plcp[/video]
 
Haha, that's awesome. I have two crabs in my fuge, and when I feed (cause I have a fish in their temporarily) both of the crabs coming out waving their claws in the air, haha. Its pretty funny to see
 
Awesome fish bro!
 
Thanks. My new Mitratus Butterfly was pecking at the nori yesterday, so looks like I'll have another one to help demolish it, haha.
 
I have a diamond goby, that just suddenly acquired a taste for nori. I have wrasses and tangs that tear it up, but the diamond goby is giving them a run for their money.

But here is my favorite nori eater
[video=youtube;eVzOIM2NXnk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVzOIM2NXnk&feature=plcp[/video]

bahahaaaaah. Love it and that music is PERFECT!:haha:
 

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