"Training" Lps Corals

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I have read that various nps such as sun corals can be trained to open themselves for feeding during the day. Can this be done to other lps? Most lps I see release their feeders at night.
 
Absolutely. I use the same method. Our LPS seem to respond very well to reef roids and oyster feast mixed together. I actually turn off all flow while doing this and within 10 minutes max there wide open. Then I feed them chunks of LRS reef frenzy, turn the power head on 20% and let everyone eat.
 
Absolutely. I use the same method. Our LPS seem to respond very well to reef roids and oyster feast mixed together. I actually turn off all flow while doing this and within 10 minutes max there wide open. Then I feed them chunks of LRS reef frenzy, turn the power head on 20% and let everyone eat.
I will try to entice my corals open before full feeding. My dottyback however enjoys taking food from my corals.
 
Here's a pic after 5 minutes after adding food to the tank.
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and the nano
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IF YOU HAD TO OPERATE EVERYTHING ELSE MANUALLY, WHICH AUTOMATED SYSTEM WOULD YOU KEEP?

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