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Hey guys!

We've got a Monday How-To to kick your week off! This one is a quick demo and how-to of the Innovative Marine Gourmet Grinder. :)

 
Why not just used small/micro pellets anyway like Dr.Bassleer Cava or Oceanlife Tropic Marine Micro?
 
Why not just used small/micro pellets anyway like Dr.Bassleer Cava or Oceanlife Tropic Marine Micro?

Absolutely good alternatives to grinding up larger pellets! :)

-Randy
 
Absolutely good alternatives to grinding up larger pellets! :)

-Randy
I wouldn't call the 2 foods above alternatives to this pellet grinder more the pellet grinder is a poor alternative to the excellent foods I mentioned above. If I had pellets that were too large I would crush them but then just buy the right sized granular foods in the first place.This grinder seems to be a solution looking for a problem that does not exist. :confused:
 
I wouldn't call the 2 foods above alternatives to this pellet grinder more the pellet grinder is a poor alternative to the excellent foods I mentioned above. If I had pellets that were too large I would crush them but then just buy the right sized granular foods in the first place.This grinder seems to be a solution looking for a problem that does not exist. :confused:

True, I personally don't feed pellets nor would I use this if I did but there are a couple folks here in the office and I'm sure throughout the reefing community that use it religiously! :)

-Randy
 

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