Jelly Deli by Reef Brite and Dry Jelly Foods for short term

[Leah]

Has anyone tried feeding Jelly Deli by Reef Brite?

http://www.reefbrite.com/product/jellydeli/

I am looking for dry foods that don't need to be refrigerated to use in an auto feeder when I go on short vacations. I wouldn't use this long term because it probably isn't as nutritious as baby brine shrimp/enrich brine shrimp. I am considering mixing the Jelly Deli with some decapsulated brine shrimp eggs but I can't find much information on the Jelly Deli food. If the Jelly Deli doesn't pan out, I am also looking into Reef Chili (or something similar) mixed with decapsulated brine shrimp eggs. I assume since Reef Chili is small enough for corals it would be small enough for jellies too. It contains phytoplankton, copepods, and a few other things too. Any thoughts?

[powerjelly]

I will be giving this a try I hope in the next two weeks once I nail down the autofeed and dry fish combination to buy and ship to me.
Stay tuned!

[Eduardomz]

Hi
Just bought one today ! I mix it but it does a lot of sediment I don’t know it the sediment is ok to feed ?