TDO for clownfish coloring?

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My clowns are SA clowns that I’ve had almost 2 years. They’ve been on SA food this entire time. I’ve been hearing about TDO helping to “color up” the clownfish.
1. Is this a nutritionally complete food?
2. Does anyone have pictures they could post of differences in color change of their clowns?
 

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Yes it is nutritionally complete.
Here's a pic of my pair. One eating TDO daily for about a month, the other only a week.
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TDO Chroma boost is from Reef Nutrition.
 
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Wowowow! Great information from the video and from the link! Thank you! Now does anyone know sizing for the food? They’re currently on .8 mm SA pellets and pretty small (about 1.5 inches) and about 1.5 years old or so. They handle these pellets really well and I don’t want them choking! I would definitely like to mix it up because they’re fed 2x a day, little pigs that they are!
 

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smaller clowns should take small but medium is good for adults ocellaris and young clarkiis.

My clowns love it but I only recently learned that this needs to be refrigerated. Hoping mine is still good as I never have.
 

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smaller clowns should take small but medium is good for adults ocellaris and young clarkiis.

My clowns love it but I only recently learned that this needs to be refrigerated. Hoping mine is still good as I never have.
Doesn't absolutely need refrigeration, it increases shelf life up to a year or more. If it absolutely had to be refrigerated, they wouldn't recommend it for auto feeders.
I know I was confused about it too, but logically it couldn't spend a week in an auto feeder if it had to be kept cold.
 

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smaller clowns should take small but medium is good for adults ocellaris and young clarkiis.

My clowns love it but I only recently learned that this needs to be refrigerated. Hoping mine is still good as I never have.

It's ok that you haven't refrigerated it. We recommend refrigeration for long term storage, but some hobbyists don't and have reported nothing negative.
 
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Just an update, pictures of approximately 1 month and 2 months on TDO. Sorry for the poor quality, I really need a good camera, or a better phone.
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Yeah your pictures and claim actually convinced me to order some! Haha. My two pigs love it and it has now been added to the rotation (SA, TDO, and Rods once a week as a treat). We shall see how it goes! If anything it’s just a different food for them to enjoy. Apparently I grossly overfeed considering I let each clown eat about 15 pellets....they are now limited to five since my female has developed a box shape. A friend who’s reefed longer than me said she was the most obese fish he ever saw. :) it honestly didn’t bother me but I don’t want her developing issues due to obesity.
 

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How do these two foods compare to the pellet version of Formula 1&2 from Ocean Nutrition?
 

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