Plankton substitute for soft corals, bivalves and other micro filter feeders
Although easily overlooked with the often immobile plankton filter feeders, sponges, soft and leather corals cover a part of their nutritional requirements with phytoplankton. Natural phytoplankton is an important energy and nutrient source for leather and soft corals, bivalves and other micro filter feeders. In nature, large volumes of water flow through the reef, bringing phytoplankton to the coral. In a reef aquarium this energy supply has to be replaced as naturally as possible in order to provide sufficient nutrients for mobility and metabolism.
PRO-CORAL PHYTON is a balanced phytoplankton substitute for all micro filter feeders in the marine aquarium. A blend of high-grade algae supplies the animals with trace elements and high energy carbohydrates that can only be found in the marine environment. Spirulina is rich in carotenoids and together with brewers yeast it satisfies the demand for natural B-vitamins, especially vitamin B 12.
Benefits:
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Plankton substitute for soft corals, bivalves and other micro filter feeders
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Balanced supplier of energy and nutrients in a saltwater aquarium
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Rich in trace elements and carbohydrates
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Rich in natural B-vitamins, especially vitamin B12
How to use:
Add 1 level measuring spoon twice a day, for every 200 to 500 liters (50 to 150 gallons) of aquarium water. Mix the corresponding amount of PRO-CORAL PHYTON with aquarium water in a container. Let stand for a few minutes. Slowly add the PRO-CORAL PHYTON – food mixture to the aquarium water.
We recommend the addition of 1 drop of Tropic Marin® LIPOVIT per two measuring spoons of PRO-CORAL PHYTON for enriching the food.
Ingredients: marine algae, brewers yeast, Spirulina, shrimp and shrimp by products.
Keep in a cool, dry place.
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