Title: Feeding Nori to Saltwater Aquarium Fish
Headings: Feeding Nori to Saltwater Aquarium Fish
Feeding Nori to Saltwater Aquarium Fish
What Is Nori and How Is It Used?
Nori and Phosphates
Tips
How To Feed Livestock Nori
Using Full Sheet Nori
Using Prepackaged Nori

Content: To enhance its nutritional value, apply a few drops of a liquid vitamin supplement such as Selcon to the dried nori. Allow it to soak in before feeding. Unused nori should always be kept dry and stored in an airtight container. If it becomes damp, it can grow mold on it, making it unusable. How To Feed Livestock Nori
Something to remember when you first start to feed your fish and other tank inhabitants nori is that often they are afraid of it, to begin with, they are not used to seeing something strange drifting or waving around in their tank. They may avoid it until they get used to seeing it and figure out that it is food. Using Full Sheet Nori
Cut or tear off a long strip or chunk of the nori, roll it into a tube shape to help prevent rapid disintegration, secure it into a veggie or feeding clip and stick it into the tank, positioning it in a low current area. Depending on what type of fish and other inhabitants you are feeding, the clip may be placed either mid-way in the tank or near the bottom so bottom-dwelling animals like algae-eating hermits and crabs can get to it. You may even consider using two clips if you keep both types of tank inhabitants, so they do not have to compete for the same food source. Cut or tear off a long strip or chunk of the nori, roll it into a tube shape to help prevent rapid disintegration and using a good heavy live or other type of rock or decorative item in the tank, sink and secure the nori on the bottom by sticking a small portion of it underneath the anchoring item.