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U can watch it? I can’t play it on my endI assume that's your tank. I'm envious... in a good way.
Yes it is my tank
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U can watch it? I can’t play it on my endI assume that's your tank. I'm envious... in a good way.
U can watch it? I can’t play it on my end
Yes it is my tank
"lyophilized". Never heered tell of sech afore til now... Had to look it up. This site is always an education. Question. Why do you believe freeze dried is better than frozen?Best would be lyophilized food but if you don't have it, the next best thing is frozen food , then dried food.
It's a matter of protein and amino acids structural integrity.
Perhaps you could give them some fresh food too. I heard clams have a variety of different nutriments that can be a good diet for us as well.
I do the same.I feed both and I think that is the healthiest thing to do. I feed frozen in the morning and flakes and seaweed sheet in the early evening. They are voracious about eating all of it.
Of course people will either ignore that fact or disbelieve it. I would not suggest feeding dry foods I'd necessarily bad but I don't believe dry foods provide the best for fish, variety and providing what the fish would eat on the reef as near as is possible IMO is best.Just a point to remember. Just because a fish eats something with gusto does not necessarily mean it's good for them. Anybody fancy a big juicy full of fat burger.
I use LRS for frozen and TDO by Reef Nutrition for dry.Nothing compares to LRS Reef Frenzy frozen food. My eyes don't lie to me. Colors on fish are brighter. I don't care how much it is, I will gladly pay for it.
Nothing compares to LRS Reef Frenzy frozen food. My eyes don't lie to me. Colors on fish are brighter. I don't care how much it is, I will gladly pay for it.