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Originally Posted by TjwBlake
Great post.
I am still new to reef keeping so I dont have a lot of experience with using different methods, but this is what I have noticed.
I first started with a few small colonies of zoas in my tank, I did nothing with them, just let them do their thing light and any filder feeding they might do.
They staying like this for a few months, looked fine and opened everyday. There was little growth however.
I started target feeding with ReefRoids maybe 3-4months ago and the difference is amazing. Visible growth, larger polyps and a richer color. Each feeding the polyps close around the food and when they open their mouths/bellies are puffed up and happy looking.
I'd have to say there is a markable difference when spot feeding
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Are you target feeding or broad cast feeding? Do you think they have grown more because they are now used to your tank? Have you stopped feeding to see what happens? Could the polyps just be irritated when you feed them?
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