Looking for Coral Food suggestion

I have a 60gallon up for around 6 months, I just do 10% water changes every other week but seems my corals are not able to grow. I have 2 Maxspec G2-160 for lighting. After I read though different forum, find people say I need phytoplankton to grow corals.

Which one of the follow should I pick from below?


Amazon.com: Marine Snow - 16 oz.: Kitchen & Dining

or

Amazon.com: Phytoplan Advanced Plankton Diet - 1 oz.: Kitchen & Dining

or other suggestions??



Thanks in advance

 

I would go with the marine snow. Coral Frenzy is a good coral food also.

 

I feed Rod's Foods. Either the F label or C label product.

 

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but in addition to that

I feed
Cyclopeze
zooplankton S ( small sized
zooplankton M (medium)
Zooton - Tropic Marins Zoo plankton
Microvert - Phyto which feeds the photoplankton, and the corals consume the photoplankton
Restor - aminos
Chromoplex - aminos

no more than 5mls of any one of the liquid supplements per 50 gallons of water in any 1 day (want to feed corals, not make a soup)

Steve

 

I agree all these are great. Brightwell's whole line of food is pretty good from what ive seen

 

what type of corals are you wanting to feed?

I feed a variety of stuff to my tank. Fish food I use Rods food which contains coral food

I dose with:
Live phyto (sponges, filter feeders)
zooplankton s and m (brightwell)
Coral Freenzy
cyclopeeze
oyster feast
rotifers
coral amino
artic pods and mysis for the lps

again, I alternate with the feeds and only do a small amount every couple days. A lot of the food has many of the other products in it, so I dont dose those products together (coral freenzy contains almost all the products that I dose with so I always dose that by itself with a little live phyto) The live phyto I just pourin and let the flow take it but otherwise I do try to decrease the flow in the tank and kind of direct the food to the corals.

But again it does depend on what type of corals you are trying to feed. My personal favorite for general overall feeds is coral freenzy!