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Food schedule plan for a 12gal nano- meat, lps, dry food etc
Laurenscube posted a topic in General Discussion
Hi Everyone, Wanted to get some advice on a feeding schedule for my 12 gal nano cube. Not sure if its overkill however I think each food has its benefits. Currently feeding each day something different no particular routinea part from the Hikari dry food I feed each day for my clown fish. Corals: Xenia, mushroom selection, acan frag, favia frag, GSP, Hammerhead x1 , Button polyp, Montipora x2 frags, Maintenance: Water change 10 % weekly unless a parameter is low and need to replensih Red sea coral pro salt Dose red sea foundation if needed between water changes Nitrates: 0.10 -0.25 ppm Phospate: 0.25 ppm API test kit Currently feed: Marine cuisine- Frozen food brine shrimp, mysis, squid,clam, seaweed - I have a packet which has all these flavours in different seperate cubes Hikari dry food- for my one fish nano Reef roids - Recently told this is just for sps and to ideally stop giving as hammerhead has thrown it up eachtime Recently got some LPS pellet food- with online corals which i want to add in Would also like to add pytoplankton. I was thinking of feeding the dry food hikari pellets once aday for the fish and then each food each day for example: Monday- am Hikari pellets 1 - 3 balls pm - Frozen food Tuesday-am Hikari pellets 1 - 3 balls pm- pm- Lps pellet food Wednesday-am Hikari pellets 1 - 3 balls pm -pytoplankton - when i get some Thursday -am Hikari pellets 1 - 3 balls- pm- Frozen food Friday- am Hikari pellets 1 - 3 balls- pm Lps pellet Saturday- am Hikari pellets 1 - 3 balls- frozen food Sunday-am Hikari pellets 1 - 3 balls- phtoplanton Questions: Never used phytoplankton so dont know the dosing rquirments- any advice would be great LPS pellets i assume max twice a week ?? Frozen 3 times a week is this to much ? THANK YOU Currently testing all the time to get a clear picture whats going on so will keep an eye on my phosphates and nitrates
