Does anyone use this stuff?
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nanocube-guy
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I haven't, but it looks great to use them.
I haven't use it myself but I've heard from many of my customers that it's stuff! So great that I'll be carrying it..soon.
From what I was told, the 5-50um sized pellets are perfect for SPS and LPS. Many have stated that their corals tentacles comes out almost immediately as soon the stuff hit the water. They also claim that the neautral bouncy in the product makes the pellets suspense in the water column but have also heard that it doesn't do that for a long time....maybe an hour or so and then they'll sink just like other stable food. That's all I got.
From what I was told, the 5-50um sized pellets are perfect for SPS and LPS. Many have stated that their corals tentacles comes out almost immediately as soon the stuff hit the water. They also claim that the neautral bouncy in the product makes the pellets suspense in the water column but have also heard that it doesn't do that for a long time....maybe an hour or so and then they'll sink just like other stable food. That's all I got.
.. will let you guys know if I see anything good.
Here's more info I found on this stuff:
https://www.was.org/meetings/Posters/AP2007-Poster-0092.pdf
http://www.advancedaquarist.com/2007/6/aafeature1
https://www.was.org/meetings/Posters/AP2007-Poster-0092.pdf
http://www.advancedaquarist.com/2007/6/aafeature1
nanocube-guy
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Great article guys. I assume that Formula One and Two are Natural right? It claims on the bottle.
nanocube-guy
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looks good. Anyone would like to answer my questions?
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GreshamH
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[quote author=Nanocube-boy link=topic=6211.msg78794#msg78794 date=1233897610]
Great article guys. I assume that Formula One and Two are Natural right? It claims on the bottle.
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Where are you seeing that? I looked at every link provided knowing there is no Formula 1 and Formula 2 of Golden Pearls but wanting to see what you saw. The Formula series is produced by Ocean Nutrition who is owned by Envy.
Fish feeds are regulated. You can't use the defined word "natural" with out living up to the claims.
Great article guys. I assume that Formula One and Two are Natural right? It claims on the bottle.
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Where are you seeing that? I looked at every link provided knowing there is no Formula 1 and Formula 2 of Golden Pearls but wanting to see what you saw. The Formula series is produced by Ocean Nutrition who is owned by Envy.
Fish feeds are regulated. You can't use the defined word "natural" with out living up to the claims.
nanocube-guy
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on the front bottle labeled "Fresh Seafood and Algae make this a gourmet Natural food for all Marine..."
nanocube-guy
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The bottle that came with the food. Plastic bottle that's hold the food inside.
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GreshamH
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[quote author=Nanocube-boy link=topic=6211.msg78924#msg78924 date=1233947792]
on the front bottle labeled "Fresh Seafood and Algae make this a gourmet Natural food for all Marine..."
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Golden Pearls, the basis of this thread, do not come in bottles but rather Mylar pouches.
on the front bottle labeled "Fresh Seafood and Algae make this a gourmet Natural food for all Marine..."
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Golden Pearls, the basis of this thread, do not come in bottles but rather Mylar pouches.
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GreshamH
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[quote author=Nanocube-boy link=topic=6211.msg78936#msg78936 date=1233948528]
The bottle that came with the food. Plastic bottle that's hold the food inside.
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talk about left field. We're not discussing that product, start a new thread if you want to talk about it.
Besides, I answered your question, see my post re: it a few back. Us fish feed manufacturers are bound by labeling laws. You can expect them to be accurate and if a word like natural is used, the product has to conform to the defined standard.
The bottle that came with the food. Plastic bottle that's hold the food inside.
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talk about left field. We're not discussing that product, start a new thread if you want to talk about it.
Besides, I answered your question, see my post re: it a few back. Us fish feed manufacturers are bound by labeling laws. You can expect them to be accurate and if a word like natural is used, the product has to conform to the defined standard.