Nano Lagoon (Feeding Reef Chili)

Having added more and more corals into my tank I wanted to give them a little supplemental feeding. Reading around, I came upon reef chili and have really read NOTHING bad about it. It claims to be a fully balanced diet for all corals in your tanks (not replacing light obviously). I am pretty pleased with the results. Polyp extension is great, the frogspawn extended tons too and then retracted shortly after. I am guessing this is the feeding process as it has done this twice now. Moving it from one tank to the other when I got it stressed it out. It looks much like the leather did and it is dropping off a little mucous along the stalk, but it is turning back to an even whiter color than it was before (white in this case is healthy). All in all the corals seem to be pleased with the reef chili and I plan on feeding twice a week!

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• chili

[nitrox113]

I have this, and this is the only thing i feed my 30 gallon reef tank. Every single thing in my tank enjoys this. Food for everything.

[LordoftheReef]

@nitrox113 I wouldn't think it enough for fishes (assuming you have any). Corals do go crazy for it though ;)

[Magnetul]

Still use this?

[LordoftheReef]

@Magnetul I do, but now I mix it in with my frozen fish food so that I am effectively feeding the fish and the corals at the same time.

[crazyforfish1975]

I like the black and white perculas too I have a pair of them they host in my blue carpet anenome

[LordoftheReef]

Cool. I will be sure to put a video up if I decide to get them :)

[procharged70cutlass]

phosban phosban, or gfo will take out your nuisance algae