Hey guys!
I am automating my feeding using a fridge & dosing pumps..... and I'm on the fence of making my own frozen food or going 100% @Reef Nutrition Liquid Foods. I know the Liquid Food method will cost a chunk more, but I like the concept of it being able to go months without me needing to replace the foods, as I'm expecting to be away from the house for month-long chunks next year.
I've never used this stuff before, so I would love to hear insights on:
1) Which 3-4 products would be a good mix for a mixed reef tank? I'm looking to feed fish & corals in a 120g display.
2) How does the volume in these bottles compare to feeding frozen cubes? One of my concerns is that I'm going to be going through $250/month of liquid food lol.... I currently feed 4-5 mysis cubes a day, and a little bit of coral frenzy powder a couple times a week.
3) Do all of these products fit through a standard dosing pump or do I need to make sure the tubing is a specific inside-diameter?
4) Does it make sense to supplement it with pellets as well? I'd prefer to just go 100% Reef Nutrition and call it a day, but if I'm going to be running through a $70 bottle/week, I assume adding some pellets for fish isn't a bad idea.
Thanks!
I am automating my feeding using a fridge & dosing pumps..... and I'm on the fence of making my own frozen food or going 100% @Reef Nutrition Liquid Foods. I know the Liquid Food method will cost a chunk more, but I like the concept of it being able to go months without me needing to replace the foods, as I'm expecting to be away from the house for month-long chunks next year.
I've never used this stuff before, so I would love to hear insights on:
1) Which 3-4 products would be a good mix for a mixed reef tank? I'm looking to feed fish & corals in a 120g display.
2) How does the volume in these bottles compare to feeding frozen cubes? One of my concerns is that I'm going to be going through $250/month of liquid food lol.... I currently feed 4-5 mysis cubes a day, and a little bit of coral frenzy powder a couple times a week.
3) Do all of these products fit through a standard dosing pump or do I need to make sure the tubing is a specific inside-diameter?
4) Does it make sense to supplement it with pellets as well? I'd prefer to just go 100% Reef Nutrition and call it a day, but if I'm going to be running through a $70 bottle/week, I assume adding some pellets for fish isn't a bad idea.
Thanks!