Supplemental feeding algae eating snails.

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I wanted to hear from anybody out there who is an expert in supplemental feeding algae eating snails. I want to know what you use and how you go about it.

I have one Nassarius that is fine because he horks down on the frozen food leftovers. But my Fighting Conch, 2 Trochus, Nerite and Cerith are probably getting hungry as the tank algae goes away.
I see that there are algae discs for freshwater plecostomus is this an appropriate food for marine snails?
Should I use sinking algae pellets?
Any insight appreciated.
 

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He's saying if you want more algae just increase your photoperiod and feed more so algae gets more nutrient to grow. And that it's an odd issue wanting more algae, I guess it's better to reduce your CUC's size than increase your algae production.
 
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Don't know why you would want to promote more algae growth in a tank
I dont. What I'm saying is that my native algae in my tank is getting less and less but I don't want to get rid of my clean up crew. They are pretty few already

My question is whether feeding supplemental algae discs or pellets increases algae in the tank. Because I don't want that
 

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