polyp Labs Reef Roids

[Tyler Collinske]

Fair enough haha happy acans. d

 

[BrettMallette]

Just a cpl of pics. They have their feeders out all the time. So when i dose booster nothing changes... lol. Only real noticeable reaction is when my zoas and palys are noticeably eating the roids and booster. And my Alveopora will go from no PE to full PE in seconds once roids hits the water.

 

[klesel]

Love this stuff made huge difference everything has brightened up and zoas reproducing like crazy sps love to to !

 

[Tyler Collinske]

Just a cpl of pics. They have their feeders out all the time. So when i dose booster nothing changes... lol. Only real noticeable reaction is when my zoas and palys are noticeably eating the roids and booster. And my Alveopora will go from no PE to full PE in seconds once roids hits the water.

All looks great bro!

 

[ChiCity]

Awesome good to know! How can you tell if the bounce responds to them I tried spot feeding mine and I couldn't tell if it was ratting any lol mine is a baby still about the size of a nickel.

If you're talking about bounce mushrooms, then yes they can be fed.
Kill your flow, and put a tiny sliver of mysid right on its mouth. It should ball up around it and consume it.

 

[Tyler Collinske]

If you're talking about bounce mushrooms, then yes they can be fed.
Kill your flow, and put a tiny sliver of mysid right on its mouth. It should ball up around it and consume it.

What size should I start doing that? Mine is about the size of a nickel.

 

[ChiCity]

What size should I start doing that? Mine is about the size of a nickel.

Now, I've had ones smaller than a dime eat..
You just have to chop up the mysid into appropriate portions

 

[Tyler Collinske]

Ok good to know. I'll probably buy some today or tomorrow :p

 

[FARMBOYREEF]

I have used reef roids for four years know great coral food. My lab tank Asgard only runs on Polyplab lab products.

 

[FARMBOYREEF]

great food

 

[Travis Stewart]

How much is enough? I know it's concentrated so a little bit goes a long way. I don't want to cause a spike in NO3 or PO4. I'm guessing the spot feeders are doing this at night also correct?

 

[BrettMallette]

How much is enough? I know it's concentrated so a little bit goes a long way. I don't want to cause a spike in NO3 or PO4. I'm guessing the spot feeders are doing this at night also correct?

I rarely spot feed nor do i feed at night... but as stated above have no issues with corals being in the mood to feed. I would stick with half the recommended dise twice a week and go from there.