PolypLab Reef Roids Coral Food 75G

Introduction

PolypLab Reef Roids is a premium coral food designed to promote healthy growth and vibrant coloration of filter-feeding corals in saltwater reef aquariums. Its fine particle size and nutrient-rich composition make it suitable for a wide range of coral species, including soft and hard corals, feather dusters, and clams. Reef Roids provides essential nutrients that are easily absorbed, supporting the overall health and vitality of your reef ecosystem.

Features

• Rich Nutritional Profile: Contains a blend of marine plankton and essential nutrients to support coral health.

• Supports Coral Growth: Promotes faster growth and enhanced coloration in reef corals.

• Suitable for All Corals: Effective for SPS, LPS, soft corals, and other filter-feeding invertebrates.

• Boosts Polyp Extension: Encourages active polyp extension and feeding response.

• Low Phosphate Formula: Minimizes the risk of algae growth in reef tanks.

Usage

• Preparation:

  • Mix 1 teaspoon of Reef Roids with a small amount of aquarium water to create a paste. Adjust based on coral quantity.

  • Use a turkey baster, syringe, or pipette to feed corals directly.

• Dosage:

  • Standard: 1/4 teaspoon per 100 liters (25 gallons) once or twice a week.

  • Adjust according to coral load and specific reef requirements.

• Feeding Method:

  • Target Feeding: Apply mixture directly to coral polyps for optimal results.

  • Broadcast Feeding: Add mixture to tank flow for general dispersion.

• Frequency:

  • Feed 1–2 times per week or as needed, depending on coral nutrient requirements.

Available Sizes

• 37g

• 75g

Recommendations

• Regular Feeding: Feed on a consistent schedule to maintain coral growth and coloration.

• Low Nutrient Systems: Provides essential nutrients without promoting algae blooms.

• Target Feeding: Ensure each coral receives adequate nutrition, especially species requiring direct feeding.

• Supplementation: Combine with amino acids or trace elements for optimal coral health.

• Monitor Coral Response: Observe polyp extension and feeding behavior to adjust dosage as needed.