is there a way to get fish to eat dry nori (if fresh seaweed is N/A)....... i have the gourmet grazer thing stocked with nori and the fish just ignore it.....are there any substitutes that i could buy in a produce market or something?
Try putting a few garlic drops on your dry nori; it usually attract and induce the fish to eat the nori. I let the drops sink into the nori first before putting it into my clip and then feeding it to them.
I use the Ken garlic drops in the middle as well as a few (just a few drops of the selcon vitamins every 2 weeks only.) on my dry seeweeds. Too much vitamins can damage the liver and kidneys. The spirulina is when i make my own food. Its powdered plankton if you like very high protein content.
I use other dry seeweed that i find in health store ( tree huger store) not the muscle building store, lol. sobeys, or bulk store do have those.
This one is kelp and is very good for bottom dwelllers, urchins, snails, crabs and so on, it can last from 3-7 days and keep your crabs and other cleaners away from corals and this bag at $6 can last between a month to 3 month depending on how much of a cleaning crew you have. Sorry but if you thing your cleaning crew only survive with crumbs, no, they usually die of starvation, this way my crew survive and i haven't bough a single snail or any other thing in 2 years because they reproduce in my tank, because they have enough to eat. I attach this to magnets to the bottom and even the lawn mower blenny goes for it. Kelp is very good for your tank and doesn't pollute at all. Very rubbery. It expand about 10 times its size.
For smaller bites in a clip and smaller critters. Pods like this alot they also nest in it!!!! You need pods for the mandarins and other special fish, if you don't feed the your tank properly, your population goes down. Too many tanks are over cleaned and sterile.
