Polyplab - Reef-Roids- Coral Food For Faster Growing - 75g (Jar not included)

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I am thrilled with the results I've seen after using Reef-roids for my coral feeding routine. The product lives up to its promise of promoting excellent polyp extension in filter-feeding corals, and my Goniopora has never looked healthier. What sets Reef-roids apart is its carefully engineered composition. Unlike other coral foods on the market, it doesn't rely on processed fish meals that can compromise water quality. The mixture of naturally occurring marine planktons, including a unique zooplankton species, ensures a well-balanced and nutritionally rich diet for my corals. Following the easy-to-use directions, I've noticed a distinct feeding response in my Zoanthids, Mushrooms, and Ricordia. The particle size, ranging from 150-200 microns, is perfect for Goniopora to feed on, resulting in faster growth and vibrant colors in my filter-feeding corals. I appreciate the attention to detail in the packaging. The convenient container makes it simple to measure and mix the right amount for my 100G tank. The fact that one container lasts for three months (based on two feedings per week) is not only cost-effective but also convenient for maintaining a consistent feeding schedule. The guaranteed analysis further assures me of the product's quality, with a minimum of 60% crude protein, 20% crude lipid, and other essential components that contribute to the overall health of my coral reef ecosystem. In conclusion, Reef-roids have become an indispensable part of my coral care routine. It's a top-tier coral food that delivers impressive results without compromising water quality. I highly recommend it to fellow reef enthusiasts who want the best for their filter-feeding corals.

Great shipping and product

Recommended by lots of reefers and for a reason! This stuff is great for reef tanks! Allows you to feed all types of coral so they grow quicker! I was using this primarily for feeding my BTA's which they loved and grew pretty dang well! Have no real complaints here!

It's reef roids. There's a reason this is everyone's long time go to for coral foods.

I have used reffroids for a long time and love the product, but this new Ziplock bag thing really sucks; stuff gets in the Ziplock part. Making it hard to close at times; until you flick the bag and knock out all the residue. Really prefer the jar more over the bag I think it’s not that easy to use with the bag and there’s no measuring spoon or anything to make it easier to get it out of the bag just a mess but good product would recommend for coral.

Corals love it.

First time nano reef tank owner, was hesitant on many things needed to start a reef tank but I found that you need to believe in the process of buying the proper items for your tank if you want success. Your corals will grow almost before your eyes with Reef Roids! My very first coral was a duncan frag which came with 3 heads. I target feed up to 3 times per week and the coral looks like a chipmunk with its cheeks full of seeds after each feeding. Two weeks into feeding the duncan has grown 2 additional heads and there is a noticeable size increase. I have three mixes I use to feed, one is just a thick mixture of reef roids that basically oozes out of the feeder into the coal mouth, second is a slightly more diluted reef roid mixture with mysis shrimp and third is the most diluted reef roid mixture with mysis shrimp and phytoplankton. My Clownfish will eat any of the three mixtures so its great for the whole tank. One clown is half the size of the other and this makes it much easier to get both clowns fed without one being a piglet and hogging all the kibble.

Love this stuff & so do my corals. Once I started using polyp booster & reef roids my corals havr almost doubled in size. Their colors are bright and florescent. I highly recommend this to anyone who has marine life & are looking for food. The dosing was a little tricky & took a bit of science to keep my water parameters correct. I found that a quarter of 1/8 of a teaspoon added to tank water & dumped right in the tank works best for my 29 gal. BioCube. Hope this helps.