Feather duster feeding?

[Ocean’s Piece]

Would the small particles from frozen fish food be enough to feed a feather duster?

 

[CanuckReefer]

Would the small particles from frozen fish food be enough to feed a feather duster?

Nope.....number one in my repertoire is Live Phytoplankton. Then the rest they pick up from feedings....had much success this way.

 

[divetoday]

Nope.....number one in my repertoire is Live Phytoplankton. Then the rest they pick up from feedings....had much success this way.

Do you target feed or do you broadcast? How often?

 

[CanuckReefer]

Do you target feed or do you broadcast? How often?

Both. I target, the duster and all corals and then also shut off the wavemakers, UV , for about two hours so anything left around is sucked up and effectively utilized. Every 3 days.

 

[Schraufabagel]

They should be fine with broadcast fed fine particle food. I feed @Reef Nutrition Phyto Feast and Oyster Feast which my feather dusters and corals both seem to love

 

[vetteguy53081]

Would the small particles from frozen fish food be enough to feed a feather duster?

I have hawaiin dusters that are fed Hikari coral food, Bbaby brine shrimp and suspended planktonic foods . To get these foods, they need good flow to deliver the foods to them as they are a worm with no eyes and depend on light which shoiuld be moderate.

 

[Ocean’s Piece]

They should be fine with broadcast fed fine particle food. I feed @Reef Nutrition Phyto Feast and Oyster Feast which my feather dusters and corals both seem to love

I may consider getting some of this because I know phyto has added benefits as well. Thanks.

 

[SlugSnorter]

Would the small particles from frozen fish food be enough to feed a feather duster?

live phyto, they will use most "dead" things to build tubes