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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rob1208" data-source="post: 11275027" data-attributes="member: 203185">My little ecosystem has some picky eaters. So far, I have 6 fish in my 90-gallon and they all seem to want to eat something different. Here's what I have and what they eat:LFS Clown (4.5 months in tank) - He goes nuts for pellets, but will eat a bit of frozen mysis. hates seaweed extremeLFS Gladiator Clown (4 months in tank) - He loves pellets and has started to love mysisBIOTA Yellow Tang (3 months in tank) - total pig... eats everything... eats algae all dayBIOTA Royal Gramma (3 months in tank) - total pig... eats everythingDr. Reef Orange Spotted Blenny (11 days) - Loves mysis, but that's about it. I haven't seen him eat any algae yet <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite3" alt=":(" title="Frown    :(" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":(" />Dr. Reef Bengaii Cardinalfish (11 days) - looks at pellets with distain and will only eat mysis2 on the way from Dr. Reef - Red Head Solon Wrasse and Sptingeri DamselHere's what we're serving:Dry: TDO Chroma Boost, Seaweed Extreme, DKI Marine - I have some Masstick 14 but only tried it once, Nori has been unsuccessful due to fish fear of the Gourmet Gadget GrazerFrozen: Hikari Spurlina Mysis, Piscine Energetics Canadian Mysis (some of these are HUGE), Thinking of adding frozen brine shrimpSupplements a few times per week: Kent Marine Garlic Extreme, Kent Marine ZoeFeeding Cycle:I find myself feeding a mix of pellets first, then (after the pellets are gone) adding in some mysis for the new guys. I feed once per day, which I think will have to change. I have an automatic feeder, but haven't tried it. I may start autofeeding pellets in the early afternoon and then frozen food in the evening.This is long-winded, but here are my questions:1. Is there anything missing from the diet that I should address? 2. Will the new guys come around on pellets? I hate the idea of only feeding pellets for a few days and forcing them to eat...</blockquote>

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