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Ok, so I'm learning more and more about this whole mess one piece at a time, and every time I turn around, there is more to be learned. Now I'm on to feeding for a healthy tank.
I have been feeding of course along the way, and most everything is doing good, but I just want to make sure I'm not missing anything that maybe I've overlooked, or maybe is blatantly obvious and my ignorance is getting the best of me.
Right now, I feed a mixture of fortified brine, two different pellets, two different flakes and garlic all mixed and frozen into sheets so I can break off a chunk. The fish like the big parts, while I've been told the smaller particles that come off cloudy make the filter feeders happy. I also put a chunk of seaweed sheet in there from time to time for good measure. Everyone in there likes those too. livestock include small clown, dottyback, six line wrasse and a diamond watchman and a host of crabs, snails and stars to take care of a 60gal with approx 85lbs of LR.
Now that I've finally licked the algea and cyano, I'm starting to get more into the corals though and that's why I'm starting to question my food. I've got zoas, xenia, kenya tree, GSP, frogspawn, an encrusting goniopora that we love, and a couple small SPS frags that I've picked up from local reefers.
What else should I be doing, what should I not be doing?
Thanks
I have been feeding of course along the way, and most everything is doing good, but I just want to make sure I'm not missing anything that maybe I've overlooked, or maybe is blatantly obvious and my ignorance is getting the best of me.
Right now, I feed a mixture of fortified brine, two different pellets, two different flakes and garlic all mixed and frozen into sheets so I can break off a chunk. The fish like the big parts, while I've been told the smaller particles that come off cloudy make the filter feeders happy. I also put a chunk of seaweed sheet in there from time to time for good measure. Everyone in there likes those too. livestock include small clown, dottyback, six line wrasse and a diamond watchman and a host of crabs, snails and stars to take care of a 60gal with approx 85lbs of LR.
Now that I've finally licked the algea and cyano, I'm starting to get more into the corals though and that's why I'm starting to question my food. I've got zoas, xenia, kenya tree, GSP, frogspawn, an encrusting goniopora that we love, and a couple small SPS frags that I've picked up from local reefers.
What else should I be doing, what should I not be doing?
Thanks