chogra

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I thought some might like to read up on it.

cyclopeeze

SulfurAcid

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I use cyclopeeze maybe twice a week, and the corals and fish love it. Also use it in my freshwater tank with the Firemouth Cichlids. It brings out the coloration in anything, fish, corals, you name it.

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rbtwo4

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How much phosphate does a bar contain does it even have ph04?

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chogra

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Good question, I think most frozen foods have some form of Phophate as a preservative in them.

rbtwo4

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by reading this i guess its better feeding this to ur fish then anything else. but man i wonder how much pho4 this thing contains wish i had a hanna meter

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Deepwater

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Not sure if the amount we feed will do any damage. How much of it can you feed. and if you feed lots then you have a big tank with a big skimmer and phosphate reactor so i dont think that would do it.
silver sides and big frozen shrimp without rinsing would do more with raising PO4 in tank then the bit of cyclop we feed . jmo

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rbtwo4

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i wonder if u can get away with just feeding ur tank this stuff???

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GrkNyer

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Stop complaining and buy a hanna meter already you evrayo!!!

rbtwo4

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lol dude shouldnt u be in bed? wifey is gonna take the laptop any minute now.

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noodleman

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hate to break this to you, but all food has phosphates in it

rbtwo4

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that i know but how much? especially if i were to feed my fish this everyday

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noodleman

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dont think theres any way to find that out becuase the levels will vary between the individual organism, therefore each batch would be different. Guess it's time for a hanna meter and then a bigger skimmer

chogra

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Rob, your Bryopsis needs something to feed on!

xoomercom

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One of the best if not the best frozen food you can buy. Everything and anything would eat it. Great nutrition in small package. Highly recommend it. I feed at least twice a week, more if I remember.

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There is not enough PO4 to do anything to your tank unless it is like 2 gallons and you feed every day.. besides you would have more trouble with nitrates before phosphates. Don't even worry about it.. And I don't know why you guys feed your tanks every single day. Fish will be fine if you feed them a couple times a week ( depending on load ) and will survive just fine with the pods in the tank, algae and whatever else they can find over a two week period if you felt so inclined NOT to feed them for a couple weeks.

The fish are fine... Feed less and you won't even have to worry about nitrates or phosphates at all..

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Reefer4life

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Hey Mynd, my fish say , they like to eat everyday.

Yes, I feed cyclopeeze

gsago1979

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I have a big bar of cyclopeeze in my freezer I use to feed this stuff to my sea horses and Black Sun Polyps, lately its just for my Gorgonians, but now after reading this article I am going to put some in my reef tank and see what the fish and corals think of it...

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