Coral Keeper
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What's your favorite dry fish food and why? :)
Your favorite dry fish food
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Probably seaweed/nori. Not a real fan of dry fish food due to all the fillers and other nasties that dirty the water. I do keep some PE Mysis Pellets on hand as backup. Frozen LRS Reef Frenzy is my food of choice.
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New Life Spectrum pellets. Don't use them often but my fish all readily eat them. Usually feed a variety of frozen (Hikari mysis, blood worms, LRS, angel formula)
mattzang
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i have:
NLS pellets: this is the biggest winner for my tank, pretty much all fish eat them. next time i buy any pellets i'll probably get those NLS probiotix ones
PE mysis pellets 1MM: these seem fine, but the 1 mm is tiny and most of my fish don't notice them or eat them, save the wrasses
NYOS algae and wild goji pellets: opposite problem of the mysis pellets, too big seemingly for most of my fish. wrasses like them, but you can tell they're kinda big and they have to chew them a bit to get them down. other fish are either incapable or not interested
NLS pellets: this is the biggest winner for my tank, pretty much all fish eat them. next time i buy any pellets i'll probably get those NLS probiotix ones
PE mysis pellets 1MM: these seem fine, but the 1 mm is tiny and most of my fish don't notice them or eat them, save the wrasses
NYOS algae and wild goji pellets: opposite problem of the mysis pellets, too big seemingly for most of my fish. wrasses like them, but you can tell they're kinda big and they have to chew them a bit to get them down. other fish are either incapable or not interested
