acropora feeding

[darryl renna]

I know that Acro's rely a great deal on photo-synthesis for food but does
anyone feed
them after lights out when polyps are fully extended?
TIA D.Renna

[darryl renna]

anybody?
"darryl renna" > wrote in message
. ..
> I know that Acro's rely a great deal on photo-synthesis for food but does
> anyone feed
> them after lights out when polyps are fully extended?
> TIA D.Renna
>
>
>

[Marc Levenson]

I try from time to time. I've used a number of foods after dark, such as baby
brine shrimp, CoralPlankton(TM), phyto, Cyclop-Eeze(TM), etc...

Marc


darryl renna wrote:

> I know that Acro's rely a great deal on photo-synthesis for food but does
> anyone feed
> them after lights out when polyps are fully extended?
> TIA D.Renna

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[Marc Levenson]

Keep 'pinging' for new responses. I replied a few minutes ago.

Marc


darryl renna wrote:

> anybody?
> "darryl renna" > wrote in message
> . ..
> > I know that Acro's rely a great deal on photo-synthesis for food but does
> > anyone feed
> > them after lights out when polyps are fully extended?
> > TIA D.Renna
> >
> >
> >

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[Rod]

I feed Live rotifers, live baby brine, cyclop-eeze, golden pearls, but I
think they benifit most from the micro-fauna that spawns after heavy feedings
of DT's
Rod Buehler
www.asplashoflife.com

[reefkeeper]

I've been having a lot of success with frozen cyclop-eeze for my planktivore
fish and corals.

Get one of their large bricks and cut it up to save some money.

"darryl renna" > wrote in message
. ..
> I know that Acro's rely a great deal on photo-synthesis for food but does
> anyone feed
> them after lights out when polyps are fully extended?
> TIA D.Renna
>
>
>