Multiple Angel Tank

[Conrad Noto]

good stuff !!
Also:

Large size:

Some sponges are toxic, they usually eat encrusting sponge off rocks. Not the tree kind, not sure if thats good for them, die off is toxic.

 

[Feet4Fish]

Threw a nutrition question out on another thread and would love your input...

https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/nls-exclusively.723953/

 

[Conrad Noto]

Threw a nutrition question out on another thread and would love your input...

https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/nls-exclusively.723953/

I feed vary varied diet, few types of pellet/flake, freeze dried krill, red,brown,purple and green seaweeds, chopped fresh macros, and chopped fresh clam, mussels, oyster, shrimp, squid.

 

[Feet4Fish]

Stupid question....how can you get freeze dried krill to sink!! I thought it would be a great vehicle for liquid vitamins, etc but buggers float away down my overflow

 

[Conrad Noto]

Stupid question....how can you get freeze dried krill to sink!! I thought it would be a great vehicle for liquid vitamins, etc but buggers float away down my overflow

Mine eat it from surface, but you can soak in a little r.o with vitamins or aminos.

 

[vetteguy53081]

Some sponges are toxic, they usually eat encrusting sponge off rocks. Not the tree kind, not sure if thats good for them, die off is toxic.

The ones as I showed are cultured and collected and are not synthetic or un-natural. Of course buying finger or ball sponge would be outrageously Expensive