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I moved all my zoas & palys to the sand bed because my T5 lights are really strong. So this new position posed a difficult feeding situation for me. I was feeding the tank above my palys hoping that something would fall on them and I was not able to get a good hit.
So I looked around and came up with a good idea I thought I would share with others. I had this long piece of rigid tubing sitting around and some sinking pellets. Eureka! I was able to lower the rigid tubing right next to the paly and drop a pellet into the tubbing. The pellet takes some time to drop down but it gives you enough time to make sure your aim is right on.
Since starting this I have noticed that some of my pellets are too big so I've since started to cut them and try the tube drop method and it has worked like a charm.
I got the tubing at Petco and it was left over from my brine shrimp hatchery. Hope this helps.
Luciano
So I looked around and came up with a good idea I thought I would share with others. I had this long piece of rigid tubing sitting around and some sinking pellets. Eureka! I was able to lower the rigid tubing right next to the paly and drop a pellet into the tubbing. The pellet takes some time to drop down but it gives you enough time to make sure your aim is right on.
Since starting this I have noticed that some of my pellets are too big so I've since started to cut them and try the tube drop method and it has worked like a charm.
I got the tubing at Petco and it was left over from my brine shrimp hatchery. Hope this helps.
Luciano