feeding cyclops

[Cloran]

I have gotten some cyclops in the powder form and I was wondering how to you feed it?

[marinelife]

I feed a pick of it so for you just a little a very little. You do not need much as a little goes a long way.

[Cloran]

I got 2 new cans for $8 is that good? Is it good stuff?

[marinelife]

30 gram is around $7.99 and one can will last your the rest of your life, I still have that size can and have been using it for 3 or more years and I still have 75% of it left. I add very little to my tank. You do not need much! To much will cause algae problems.

[titanredmg]

what is the difference in the powder your talking about and granules. i got some that are red sinking granules they are called microcrabs.

[marinelife]

I think that is a different food all together.
Cyclop-Eeze is a powder like form, flakes, and frozen. Supper small stuff!

[youngtimothy]

I have powder and frozen. I like the frozen better than the freeze dried, the dried seems to float and the frozen sinks. I would mix the dried with some tank water and let it sit for an hour or so before feeding so it will sink better. a little goes a long way when I over feed it I get small cyno outbreaks.

[Cloran]

I got it in hopes that my lps's will love it. I shut my return off and my hydor's sucked it in and shoot it all over the tank.

[marinelife]

Have you noticed any difference in your corals from using this?

[Cloran]

not any real difference.

[youngtimothy]

not to change the subject, I feed cyclop-eeze, I like the frozen better than the freeze dried but latley I've been feeding frozen baby brine shrimp and I see the feeders on my oddball brain coral come out like crazy. it hardley responds to cyclop-eeze.

[marinelife]

Different size would be my guess.

[youngtimothy]

I dont know the baby brine look the same size (by sight) as the cyclop-eeze.