American Reef "High Performance Diet Food" ?

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I watched their YouTube video today and really like what they said.
I like how it binds together, not making a mess when you put it in the tank)

Before buying into their food mix, those that have used it, how do you like it ?

This is one of the vids- (little long but, good explanation)

 
I havent tried it. I'm working on my own food which seems ot be the same idea as theirs.

Repashy is the freshwater version. My guppies love the repashy.
 
Bump. Anyone know if it contains gelatin ?
Animal body parts...... eek !
 

I don't know the ingredient list but I'd be shocked if it didn't contain animal products since pretty much every fish food does. Short of plain seaweed.

I've used it for a few weeks now and love it. Can't really see not using some product just like it. Currently I break it apart with my fingers in the tank, or let my tang take bites from it while I hold it. Mostly, the dummy misses it. It's really easy to get sizes for each mouth.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01L7ZFBXW/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 used for forming cubes. Mixed with reef frenzy, chilli, nori, garlic and selcon.
 
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Where did you buy yours and how much ?

I feed our fish, crabs, shrimp etc, the same way.

We've also looked at the same cube trays.

Describe how you prepare your food.
 
americanreefhpd.com one small container is a huge amount, probably 6 months.

Pretty simple. I break up nori into tiny chunks and mix it and reef chili with the HPD. About 1/2 a sheet per T of HPD, a few scoops of reef chili. I break small chunks of LRS, melt it in a bit of heated RO, a bit below the HPD ratio since the LRS has water in it. A bit of garlic and a dropper of selcon. Mix and spread into trays. I make about a week at a time so it just goes into the fridge.
 
Cool.

Do you use a blender ?
Do you freeze any or just put it in the refrigerator ?
Does it leave any clouds in the water ?
Any waste that the fish and corals don't eat ?
Do your cubes float or sink ?

Any other advise ?
 
No. Fridge, but freezer is fine too. No. No.

It's not an exact science, if things don't suite your uses just change them. A little bit of powder goes quite a long ways.
 
They probably use agar as the binder. It is an algae based geletan.
 

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