Flakes or Pellets what is the latest and greatest

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I have seen a couple of question about what is the best dry food to feed a mixed reef tank? What is the latest product out there?

I have be doing some reading and there are all kinds of different products out there from Reef frenzy to basic flakes to pellets. I have a busy schedule and some time I am not around at feeding time. I do have and Apex and I am going to get an auto feeder but I am not finding the right all around product to feed my fish when I miss a feeding time or need to leave for a couple of days. I have seen liquids for dosing pumps, but I would like to find a freeze dried product that I can use in a auto feeder that is a mixed product. Or do I mix my own freeze dried combination? and what is available out there that is Freeze dried.

am I asking to much?
 
When I feed dry I use the blue zoo aquatics mix or new life spectrum pellets
 
When I feed dry I use the blue zoo aquatics mix or new life spectrum pellets
Thank you, I was looking at the life spectrum pellets
 
I have in my tank
1 hippo tang
1 sailfin tang
1 matted filefish (likes frozen)
1 8 lined wrasse
1 Maroon gold stripe clown
 
With people with sucess with it how did u see your po4 get affected with flakes and pellets? If I may ask if not u can take it down
 
my lfs is all they have. They have the frozen food from them as well as a variety of pellets.
this is what i use in my tank
Coral
Seaweed
pellets
i do the 160z flat pack of this brine shrimp
I also do the 16oz of this mysis shrimp
I do the coral 2 times a week i alternate the shrimps with rods or LRS every night. I do the pellets every AM so i feed my tank twice a day
 
my lfs is all they have. They have the frozen food from them as well as a variety of pellets.
this is what i use in my tank
Coral
Seaweed
pellets
i do the 160z flat pack of this brine shrimp
I also do the 16oz of this mysis shrimp
I do the coral 2 times a week i alternate the shrimps with rods or LRS every night. I do the pellets every AM so i feed my tank twice a day

I am feeding
Homemade blend of frozen
Mysis
Ocean Nutrition formula two flakes
 
I have seen a couple of question about what is the best dry food to feed a mixed reef tank? What is the latest product out there?

I have be doing some reading and there are all kinds of different products out there from Reef frenzy to basic flakes to pellets. I have a busy schedule and some time I am not around at feeding time. I do have and Apex and I am going to get an auto feeder but I am not finding the right all around product to feed my fish when I miss a feeding time or need to leave for a couple of days. I have seen liquids for dosing pumps, but I would like to find a freeze dried product that I can use in a auto feeder that is a mixed product. Or do I mix my own freeze dried combination? and what is available out there that is Freeze dried.

am I asking to much?
Good thread!
I too have been asking myself these same questions. I use New Life Spectrum sinking pellets (medium size) for tropical fish, Cobalt freeze dried brine shrimp, some veggie pellets (can't remember name right now). I use these intermittently for variety of foods. I bought the eheim auto feeder and was planning on mixing all 3 for that feeder.

I'm always up better products, especially if they are healthier choices for my fish.
 
Purchased a small amount of the New Life Spectrum Thera+A now for the dried shrimp. Brine or mysis?
 

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