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anyone able to get them to open during the day when the lights are on?
if so wats the secret?
if so wats the secret?
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ScubaMedic
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The secret is to feed them at the same time of day everytime you feed them. They will start to come out at feeding time.
OP
OP
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if you feed them frequently they will open pretty much all the time
thats my experiences with them but the person to ask is Cakepro
thats my experiences with them but the person to ask is Cakepro
OP
OP
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anywhere i can pick up cyclop-eeze locally? or do i have to get it online?
thanks for the info =)
thanks for the info =)
OP
OP
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Aquatic Center has freeze dried, frozen and Cyclop Eeze flakes
you should go check it out
you should go check it out
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OP
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ive always wanted to chek it out along with Neptunes.. but its very far from where i live.. im in Northwest Houston
but thanks for the tip
but thanks for the tip
OP
OP
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In that case you might want to wait on Neptunes til others say it is worth it. I think there is some push to try and talk to the owners, to make Neptunes a worthy store.
NJRees
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Fishland on Westheimer near HWy 6 had the frozen stuff. ~$10
Wildfire
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Just FYI:
I picked up a Sun Polyp Combo from AC yesterday. They only came out in the dark last night, but a healthy dose of cyclopeeze in the water this evening made the polyps (both yellow and black) come out beautifully!
So... I'd go with the "feed them at a normal time" approach to getting them to open.... Plus, I have them off to the side, so they get "side light" but no direct light...
I picked up a Sun Polyp Combo from AC yesterday. They only came out in the dark last night, but a healthy dose of cyclopeeze in the water this evening made the polyps (both yellow and black) come out beautifully!
So... I'd go with the "feed them at a normal time" approach to getting them to open.... Plus, I have them off to the side, so they get "side light" but no direct light...
global fish and pet on gessner and bellaire had the frozen cyclopeeze. i made my first visit there today and really enjoyed it. they also have DTs live plankton for those who have been asking. quite a bit of aiptasia in the tanks though..
OP
OP
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cparka.. how much was the cyclopeeze at Global??
i went to fishland and they told me they dont have the frozen.. and City Pets said that tiny lil bottle was going for 25.. seemed a bit high.. which is reason for me posting once again.. but thank you all for the info
i went to fishland and they told me they dont have the frozen.. and City Pets said that tiny lil bottle was going for 25.. seemed a bit high.. which is reason for me posting once again.. but thank you all for the info
i paid $11 and change for a candybar sized tube. i guess like a snickers bar but a little bigger? i'm just using it to feed my inverts, so i didn't need a ton. talk to the owner. my first impression is that he's a nice guy who listens well. he can recommend to you how much to give when feeding if you'd like.
i'm just mixing a small amount with phytoplankton and target feeding. it really got the bubble coral reaching for more.
i'm just mixing a small amount with phytoplankton and target feeding. it really got the bubble coral reaching for more.
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OP
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Kenny at Aquatic Center sells it too.
KeeperoftheMoon, Neptunes on Friday or Saturday seem worth a visit. They get thier shipment in on Thursday.
Nathan
KeeperoftheMoon, Neptunes on Friday or Saturday seem worth a visit. They get thier shipment in on Thursday.
Nathan
