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Old 03-12-2008, 11:09 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Cyclop-Eeze

Anyone use the whole freeze dried Cyclop-Eeze? Curious about the amount and application?
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Old 03-12-2008, 11:38 AM   #2 (permalink)
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I do but not really directly to the tank, I use it in a food mixture I make up to target feed corals and shrimp and such. I've gotten great polyp response and growth with a mixture of live Nannochloropsis and Isochrysis from my own cultures, Reef Nutrition roti feast, they cyclop-eeze, powdered fish meal, marine mysis shrimp, and Brightwell aquatics Coral Amino. Sometimes I'll add oyster eggs but usually not.

I typically use about two tablespoons for every 8 ounce batch I make. Works pretty good for me!

(in edit) I used to just dump a teaspoon full in front of a powerhead and let it disperse, which also worked pretty well
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The freeze dried doesn't hydrate very well and a lot goes down the overflow, even if it is soaked. For that reason, I use the frozen Cyclopeze. It's a great food!

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Agreed, frozen is better. I use freeze dried, but only if I put it in mixed fare, and let it hydrate. A little goes a long way, frozen or otherwise. YOU CAN seriously overfeed if you use too much.

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yeah with the mix it hydrates a lot better and I have no problems... agreed on all accounts there
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I like the frozen also, but I thaw it completly first or clumps just get stuck places. There is dry cyclops in the zo plankton that I feed but even when wet in a container and it seems to settle nicely, once put in the tank the cyclops seems to just float.
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Definitely the frozen, definitely thaw in tank water before using. Keep unused portion in refrig.
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