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I'm not sure what type of Nori to choose for fish and urchins as dietary supplements: I'm seeing some are Green, Red, or Black...does it make a difference?

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Recommend you try all the types that tickle your fancy and continue with whichever your inhabitants eat the best. I bought a variety pack and most of them my tangs didn't care for, one they absolutely wouldn't eat. I suspect you'll find the standard green nori sheets are going to be what gets eaten the best but you never know.
 
As the poster said above, if doesn't really matter. Just get what your fish will eat. I have also tried the different kinds and my fish go crazy for the green nori. They don't really touch the red.
 
I tried the red one, fish didn't really care for it
The green regular stuff the asian aisle, tangs, clownfish, even wrasse would go for it
 
Thanks all! For the sake of simplicity, I'll go for the normal green variety.
 
I'm not sure what type of Nori to choose for fish and urchins as dietary supplements: I'm seeing some are Green, Red, or Black...does it make a difference?

Thanks
I use red, purple, and green alternately. The green is stronger texture wise, so it doesn't come apart as easy in the water. whereas the other 2 are softer but from what I have read, better for them. So, I chose to use all. And my fish and inverts eat all of them
 
The only way my fish will eat the purple stuff is if I wrap it in the green stuff.
Like wrapping pills in cheese for dogs (sort of)! lol. I got a chuckle.
 
I use red, purple, and green alternately. The green is stronger texture wise, so it doesn't come apart as easy in the water. whereas the other 2 are softer but from what I have read, better for them. So, I chose to use all. And my fish and inverts eat all of them
Thanks....how long can I have the Nori in the aquarium for before I should remove it?
 
Thanks....how long can I have the Nori in the aquarium for before I should remove it?
I don't leave it in overnight. I put it in, in the morning just before lights come on, and take it out when I get home from work as it is usually gone by then.
 

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