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Unread 09/04/2006, 08:33 AM   #1
t5Nitro
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What do you feed your clown/royal gramma?

I am going to get some different food today, not noticing the clown taking a liking to mysis shrimp, anyone have suggestions what I should buy today? Mixture of food at all? If you can list the foods that would be great!

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Unread 09/04/2006, 08:39 AM   #2
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I like to switch it up with brine shrimp, but thier favorite is mysis shrimp.


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Unread 09/04/2006, 08:43 AM   #3
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Wow, my clown doesnt even really go for it when I drop it in the tank.


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Unread 09/04/2006, 08:50 AM   #4
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Smile Food for clowns/gramma

My gramma is fussy.He too likes frozen mysis and sometimes will eat either frozen/freeze dried brine soaked in zoe marine.But he seems to always take formula one marine pellets small by Ocean Nutrition as well as the clowns.


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Unread 09/04/2006, 08:51 AM   #5
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At first all my clown ate was mysis now he turns his nose and only wants brine. Go figure I also feed reaf pods and they like those. Oh yeah the emerald entree packets are good they have brine and mysis and my fish seem to like it of course I soak in Selcon that might be why.


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Unread 09/04/2006, 09:01 AM   #6
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My tomato clown, true percula clown, and royal gramma will eat just about anything. Flake, frozen brine, forzen cocktail shrimp, and pellets.


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Unread 09/04/2006, 10:41 AM   #7
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My clowns love brine shrimp and will eat Mysis but grudgingly. They also eat any pellet / flake food. I have 6 foods I switch between to give everything as much variety as possible.


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Unread 09/04/2006, 10:42 AM   #8
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My false perc pair and royal gramma seem to love formula 1 soft pellets the most, they hog those down, but they'll eat whatever flake or frozen gets added also....


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Unread 09/04/2006, 02:31 PM   #9
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Ok, so I think I will get some formula one food and what flake food do you feed?


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Unread 09/04/2006, 02:51 PM   #10
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I feed all my fish a homemade blender mush. My ocellaris always ate well, but now she goes absolutely NUTS at feeding time.

The most recent batch contains:
mysis
bloodworms
plankton
Marine Cuisine
Hikari angel formula
frozen seafood mix (squid, octopus, shrimp, mussel, clam)
frozen scallops
HBH super soft pellets (krill formula and spirulina formula)
Kent Zoe vitamins
Kent garlic extract
Cyclopeeze
silversides
dulce
nori

all blended together so there are pieces of different size. The corals seem to enjoy feeding time as much as the fish


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Poor new fish, it hides in the corner... come out of the corner!! lol.


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Unread 09/29/2006, 12:29 AM   #12
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Frozen Mysis
Frozen Blood Worms
formula flake 1 and 2 soaked in selcon
baby brine shrimp
spirunlina
rod food
frozen marine angel.

Lesson for the day, is buy lots of different good quality foods and keep rotating what they get. Try for 50% algae 50% "meat". .


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Unread 09/29/2006, 03:18 AM   #13
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I feed my Percula pair, frozen brine, nori and sera marine flakes GVG mix


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