So I got a Tridacna Maxima baby earlier this week that's under two inches (ordered from LA, I had thought it was going to be closer to 3 inches) and I was wanting some ideas on things I can do to maximize its chances of survival, given how fragile they are at this size.
Problem is, this is an SPS anemone tank, so my nitrates are very low. They're actually at absolute zero right now. I've been spot feeding it with a diluted kent phytoplex mixture (.2-3 ml phyto 1.7-8 ml tank water) in a plastic cup every three days. I'm thinking I might ought to move that up to every other day or possibly even every day given how clean my water is. Thoughts?
Problem is, this is an SPS anemone tank, so my nitrates are very low. They're actually at absolute zero right now. I've been spot feeding it with a diluted kent phytoplex mixture (.2-3 ml phyto 1.7-8 ml tank water) in a plastic cup every three days. I'm thinking I might ought to move that up to every other day or possibly even every day given how clean my water is. Thoughts?
