Cyclopeez

[SnowManSnow]

where the heck can i get them? I bought them at a LFS in GA when I lived there, but can find absolutely no where close here in AL that carries them.

I'm even having trouble finding them online... FROZEN not dried

B

 

[SnowManSnow]

ok

so i was spelling it wrong....

the correct spelling is:

Cyclop-eeze

NOW... question.. has anyone used the dried kind? I've used and like the FROZEN, but the shipping adds a lot to the cost.

Anyone use both before? Opinions? Comments?

Thanks,
b

 

[Anonymous]

try a group buy with your local reef club. we ordered about 600# and got a great break.

B

 

[SnowManSnow]

<-- no reef clubs in the immediate area.

b

 

[Anonymous]

I contacted Cyclopeeze and gave them the name of one of LFS store's. When all was said and done, the LFS started carrying Cyclopeeze and they sent a free package for me, for hooking them up.

Louey

 

[Kevin1000]

Louey

Love the picture :lol:

Snowmansnow

I suggest you make some phone calls .. not all LFS carry the stuff but its becoming more popular so you may find in your area. Pretty easy to buy on-line but the shipping cost of refrigerated items is often spendy.

 

[Anonymous]

I've used both, and the frozen is hands-down ImhhhhO the better of the two.

 

[rbursek]

Try Dr's Foster and Smith. Liveaquaria.com
Bob

 

[LA-Lawman]

I use the dried kind... my fish love 'em..... i also use the frozen brick too.

dr fosters smith carries them....

i have the whole freeze dried (fish like)

i have the wafers (the fish kind of like)

the frozen (fish go nuts)

 

[bleedingthought]

I use the freeze dried stuff and I'm satisfied.

 

[stubbsz]

I've used both, and the frozen is hands-down ImhhhhO the better of the two.

What have you seen that makes you say that the frozen is so much better?

(why do I sound annoyed when I read that sentence... I'm not, I feed the flaked stuff and my fish like it a lot but then they like anything I feed them a lot I'll buy the frozen once I know why it's better)

-Adrian

 

[Anonymous]

IME the frozen seemed to be more readily accepted by more critters so less waste and it mixed better into the "custom coral food" I used to prepare.

 

[SnowManSnow]

In a very general sence frozen foods are GENERALLY more nutritous than their freeze dried counterparts.

I like frozen stuff

B

 

[stubbsz]

In a very general sence frozen foods are GENERALLY more nutritous than their freeze dried counterparts.

I like frozen stuff

B

Why is it more nutritious? Does the freeze drying do something? I don't like freeze dried products myself but then I'm not a fan of of frozen either. I can imagine the flakes being hard to mix with a home made brew though.
-Adrian

 

[Martymax]

www.premiumaquatics.com Simply put.

 

[Anonymous]

I use freeze-dried from Dr. F&S. My google of bristle worms love it.

 

[MartinE]

Ive used both fish go after either, I got mine from foster and smith, or are you just looking for some from a lfs only?

 

[SnowManSnow]

I just feel like the "less processed" a food is.. the better.. I think in weird ways like that

B

 

[MartinE]

Yeah your probably right when I used the dry stuff I used it sparingly.

 

[SnowManSnow]

would u rather have a freeze dried steak that has been dipped in water or one that has been frozen and just thawed out>?

B