DT's oyster eggs

[monica]

Does any one use this to feed there corals?

[::pete::]

I have used it for @ a month. I cant see any noticeable difference, but the size is supposed to be better for the corals.

[GaryP]

I have been using them for several months as part of a zooplankton cocktail that I feed.

[TexasTodd]

I use them. I notice polyp extension instead of the "stringy things" sps corals put out when not happy with a sudden water chemistry change.

My feeling is sps corals don't have to be fed in a tank with fish etc. And many of the plankton type feeds on the market put a lot of extra bio load in to your system.

But with the small amount of oyster eggs added per directions, I feel it provides food and doesn't provide very much "extra" nutrients for your system to clear.

Todd

[monica]

Would any one wont to do a group order on them for $12.00 a 1oz container and then the shipping of $24.00 over night would be split by who all orderd?

[captexas]

I thought I saw CB Pets selling it, could be wrong though.

[::pete::]

Louis at Aquatic Warehouse has them.

[CD]

...And for you Austin folks, Carlos at River City Aquatics has them. His pricing (with the MAAST discount) was BETTER than what I could find them for online (not even taking into consideration the shipping fees!). I was a tad hesitant to buy them at first, as the "jar" is really small, but you only have to use a *tiny* amount to feed a lot of acros.

W.

[TexasTodd]

Alex and Louis were both carring it. Haven't checked at the other stores.

I like just buying one jar at a time locally. That way it should be a little fresher.

TT