Coral Frenzy

Discussion in 'Corals' started by austinl01, Apr 19, 2010.

  1. austinl01

    austinl01 Guest

    A number of members suggested on Saturday that I buy Coral Frenzy. Where can I get this product locally? Thanks for the reply.
     
  2. greentrees

    greentrees Guest

    Northside has it.
     
  3. Austin - note - a very very little bit... goes a long way. Only case of cyano/red slime I every got was when I started using it & I was adding a very small pinch twice a week to my RSM 130D.

    and my tank 99.5% algae free...
     
  4. austinl01

    austinl01 Guest

    Thanks. I picked some up the other day at Northside along with a yellow clown goby. :)

    Glenn, I'll just use a small amount once a week. I appreciate the advice because I would have been overdoing it.
     
  5. cindyk18

    cindyk18 Guest

    AUSTIN GLENS RIGHT JUST A LITTLE PINCH GOES A LONG WAYS
    THEY SALE IT AT FOSTER AND SMITH WEB SIGHGT ITS $13.99 FOR SMALL JAR AND $23.99 FOR LARGER JAR BUT WITH SHIPPING YOULL PROBLY COME OUT THE SAME UNLESS YOU FINDE OTHER THINGS TO ORDER TOO
     
  6. cindyk18

    cindyk18 Guest

    searcy carrys this now along with other stuff for salt water food he stocks alot more than he before and i beleav kevin in benton carrys it too and marine snow witch i like for all filter feeding corals softys and all
     
  7. grimmett

    grimmett Tang

    Kevin at paradice pets does not carry it at the moment. I feed a quarter teaspoon of it every night.
     
  8. Sam I think I have found the cause of your high nitrates ^ [​IMG]
     
  9. grimmett

    grimmett Tang

    Its not the coral frenzy that has my nitrates up its 22 fish that I have in the tank.
     
  10. fisher12

    fisher12 Past BOD Director

    That sounds familiar !!! We do love to stock them well. I think you are doing a great job with your tanks and giving some very helpful info to some of our newer members. Thanks for being so involved with the club.
     
  11. Sam - I was j/k (just kidding)

    You manage your tanks great & do have very beautiful ones ! Your advise is always sound & +1 to the good advise you give helping all the club members !

    as Randy Holmes-Farley says... in the other post - "Reduce the inputs of nitrogen to the aquaria = stop overfeeding"

    again I was just kidding you... but for many members tanks ... overfeeding is the source.


    Cheers & All the Best ! [​IMG]
     
  12. grimmett

    grimmett Tang

    Glenn I know you where joking and I took no offense to your comment. I just think that coral frenzy is very good stuff and I don't want anyone to not use it because a few people says it causes high nitrates.Your right overfeeding is the number one cause of a nitrate problem. And with 22+ fish in a system they like to eat alot and then they poo alot. My filters catch most of the waste from fish but the food is all gone about four minutes after I feed. I wouldn't recommend feeding that much coral frenzy in a smaller tank,remember Its 240 gallons. More like that much once a week for a tank that has a well stocked coral population. But my fish are as fat as they can be and very happy and the coral have shown no sign of the high nitrates (yet) that is the reason for the reactor is to stop the nitrates before it gets out of hand.


    I'm not going to tell you how much I feed my tank cause you would probably pass out LOL. But all of it gets eaten. I just can't stand to see fish that have super thin guts because they're not getting enough food.

    Again no offense was taken and no offense was intended by this post. And thank ya'll for the complements that you have given and I think you and fisher12 also have great tanks.
     
  13. The above links ^

    Feeding Marine Fish and Marine Fish Nutrition

    How To Feed Macro Alage to Marine Fishes

    Different Forms of Marine Fish Foods

    Food Presentation

    Getting Fish Eating the Right Foods

    My New Fish Won't Eat! Tips
     

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