🌊 Boost Coral Health with Reef Phytoplankton - 250 mL / 8.5 fl. oz. Review

Arrived earlier than expected which is great. Delivery 2 days - good! I opened the bottle to see if it's some kind of lame replacement (just to be sure) and it looks great. I use it to load Artemia into the intestines of Artemia babies to feed my seahorses along with other foods like spirulina powder. I'm sure little seahorses will love this, as will my seahorses, as Artemia are of little value to seahorses on their own. Great product, only complaint is they don't say when it will ever go bad…

This material works very well. I have an Artemia hatchery so I can feed my little fish live food every day. Artemia alone is not that nutritious. Without the addition of phytoplankton, it's like feeding my kid ice cream for dinner. But when I add phytoplankton, it's like feeding my son spinach ice cream. They love it and it's nutritious. I recommend a brine shrimp hatchery for your small fish because as I mentioned in my review of the last one I bought, you never see true feeding frenzy until…

Seachem invests resources in rigorous research and development. Their products are some of the best in the business and most are reasonably priced. This product is designed to add marine phytoplankton to your aquarium. Many invertebrates are filter feeders. I keep six freshwater mussels (Corbicula species) in my tank. These are filters. They feed by filtering algae and microorganisms from the water. So no, you can't throw flakes into the water. The problem is that every invertebrate food on the