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Ray in Fremont give me a jar of Reef chili when I picked up some fish from him and I just started to use it. Been a week or so and seem to notice more growth in my sps. I know how can I tell it’s only a week. :p But are most of you reef using some type of zoo-phyto supplement ? ??? I know most of my questions are basic reefing 101 :p
 
No harm no foul. Ask away....

I feed roti's e.g. Rotifeast once a week, DT's Oyster Eggs when I get around to it as in when I remember.

Other than that I just feed my fish various foods - mysis, thawed cubed food, flake, pellets, or cyclop-eeze or better yet Arctic Pods.

Hmmm...I sound like an advertisement...oh well, it is what my feeding regimen is.
 
I feed Reef Nutrition products.

Nash, be careful that you don't fall into the fallicy of post hoc ergo propter hoc - it happened after, therefore was caused by. Your feeding could have nothing to do with the growth you are seeing, and could all be from your tank or frags stabilizing.

:D
 
Arctipods and Rotifeast every day :D

The montis are growing so fast that I can tell the difference from day to day.

One particular M. mollis came back from the dead with just a few patches of tissue/skeleton re-encrusting the rock. The patches have been growing together so that there's noticeably less rock visible every day.
 
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I feed Reef Nutrition products.

Nash, be careful that you don't fall into the fallicy of post hoc ergo propter hoc - it happened after, therefore was caused by. Your feeding could have nothing to do with the growth you are seeing, and could all be from your tank or frags stabilizing.

:D
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I know each time I change,add or buy something new for the tank I say to myself that's it things are looking up. ;D
BTW:I had to lookup- Latin for "after this, therefore because of this" TGFTI :D
 
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Arctipods and Rotifeast every day :D

The montis are growing so fast that I can tell the difference from day to day.

One particular M. mollis came back from the dead with just a few patches of tissue/skeleton re-encrusting the rock. The patches have been growing together so that there's noticeably less rock visible every day.


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PIctures................ I need to see some picture ;D Please?
 
Ok, here's a pic I just took of the "back from the dead" monti. Cool thing about it... this one was a totally different color when it went south on me like how the wild collected montis can do. I just left it on a pile of rubble in a quarantine tank for over a month. While cleaning up the tank, I saw there were still a few live polyps. I fragged off the live part from the rest of the dead skeleton, and this is what came back. Looks like a Superman, but with bigger and denser polyps.

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Here's a couple pics of the DBTC Blue Polyp Cap from Gresh.

The one I posted recently:
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And a quick junky one I just took this evening.
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[quote author=Mr. Ugly link=topic=1843.msg17512#msg17512 date=1174024099]
Ok, here's a pic I just took of the "back from the dead" monti. Cool thing about it... this one was a totally different color when it went south on me like how the wild collected montis can do. I just left it on a pile of rubble in a quarantine tank for over a month. While cleaning up the tank, I saw there were still a few live polyps. I fragged off the live part from the rest of the dead skeleton, and this is what came back. Looks like a Superman, but with bigger and denser polyps.

DSCN1635.jpg


Here's a couple pics of the DBTC Blue Polyp Cap from Gresh.

The one I posted recently:
DSCN1618.jpg


And a quick junky one I just took this evening.
DSCN1636.jpg



[/quote]Wow... That's nice Yeah looks almost like a superman :eek: Is that a rainbow? more pictures want more pictures ;D Don't be a tease---------- Show it all ;D
 
Yep a wild collected Rainbow in that pic.

Hard to get pics on the prop tank. Lights are very close to the water, and I get a lot of reflections.

Here are pics of a tonga acro, and a couple blue green tenuis. Cool polyp extension.

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I feed Rotifeast and phytofeast a few times a week. I have noticed that if I do it less than twice a week my zoos start to get unhappy.

-Charles
 
I feed mine with DTS every other day. Plus, I feed my fish red stuff (I can't remember what it's called) it's red, frozen and REALLY stinky!
 
Hi Holly, Cyclopeeze I bet. I use it too and Phytofeast live. I had problems when I used the newer DT reef products....that is when the algae problem started in my tank.
 
Without the HGH. I used HGH for about two weeks, but I noticed the acros grew lots of zits and hair. I stopped dosing when my A. Tenuis attacked my wife while she was in the shower.
 
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