New Fish coming

[David B]

I ordered the last 2 residents for my tank a while back will be getting them Tuesday. They are completing their QT Monday and will be shipping. They are a Desjardini tang and a White tail tang. I have heard about LRS Reef frenzy. But no one locally sells it and I can’t see paying shipping cost for frozen food. What quality food do y’all feed your fish?

 

[Stoned]

I have heard about LRS Reef frenzy. But no one locally sells it

Aquatics By Nature on Hwy 59 sells it.

 

[The GOB]

Get a food processor and make your own. No rhyme or reason to ingredients, depends on what Whole Foods happens to have in stock when it's time to make more. Last batch was salmon, octopus, scallops, shrimp, grouper, oysters, and halibut. If you happen to go fishing, save the speckled trout eggs and add them to the mix. Soak the mix with vitamins-- Zoecon, Zoe, Selcon, Vita-chem... Spread thinly on cookie sheet and freeze.

Note-- octopus/squid tends to gum up blender/processor. Easier to chop it up with a knife.

 

[David B]

Get a food processor and make your own. No rhyme or reason to ingredients, depends on what Whole Foods happens to have in stock when it's time to make more. Last batch was salmon, octopus, scallops, shrimp, grouper, oysters, and halibut. If you happen to go fishing, save the speckled trout eggs and add them to the mix. Soak the mix with vitamins-- Zoecon, Zoe, Selcon, Vita-chem... Spread thinly on cookie sheet and freeze.

Note-- octopus/squid tends to gum up blender/processor. Easier to chop it up with a knife.

Thanks will have to try it

 

[Humblefish]

Rod's & Rogger's Food are similar to LRS; but DIY as Jordan pointed out might be your best option. Especially if you can sell some of it to spread out the cost.

 

[David B]

I do have a local place that does sell Rods Thanks!

Rod's & Rogger's Food are similar to LRS; but DIY as Jordan pointed out might be your best option. Especially if you can sell some of it to spread out the cost.