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Manually feeding corals


Sahin

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I was thinking about manually feeding my plate coral.

Should I just buy a packet of boiled prawns to feed my coral or should it be raw peeled prawns?

 

I feed the tiny bubble coral spirulina flakes and it take it well.

 

However the plate coral is really big, so I was thinking about feeding it prawns.

 

Any ideas?

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cooked foods remove all the enzymes in the meat and you lose alot of the fat and protein. use raw shrimp and chop it up pretty small. a better idea is to use a mixed blend of seafood Eg. shrmp, scallops, clams, squid etc. Throw em in a blender with some selcon and Nori and freeze it break off a chunk and thaw it for 10min prior to feeding. More diverisity in foods will give you healthier inhabbitants.

HTH,

Toy

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when i had my flower anenome. i had hand fed it brine shrimp, frozen. it was a long and boring process holding the shrimp on its mouth.

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I just fed the plate coral a piece of raw shrimp.

It took the whole thing in fairly quick, though in the morning i found it hadnt eaten most of it.  d*mn thing was too big for the coral.  Well, I guess I learnt something new.

 

The coral looks much better this morning anyway.

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