PolypLab Reef-Roids PRO 150 g

PolypLab Reef-Roids PRO 150 g

Overview

PolypLab Reef-Roids PRO is the next generation of the reef community’s most trusted coral food—formulated for serious reefers and coral farmers who demand maximum color, growth, and feeding response. Featuring ultra-pure marine plankton and proprietary micronized particles, Reef-Roids PRO provides unmatched polyp extension and nutrition absorption for SPS, LPS, and soft corals alike. The 150 g PRO size delivers enhanced concentration, ideal for large systems and professional reef maintenance routines.

Key Features

• Professional-grade concentration: Refined micron particle blend for superior suspension and feeding efficiency.

• Unmatched coral response: Stimulates aggressive feeding behavior and vivid polyp extension.

• Premium marine plankton formula: Balanced protein and fatty acids to promote tissue growth and color enhancement.

• Target or broadcast feed: Versatile for spot feeding or system-wide dosing.

• High-yield container: 150 g jar supports hundreds of feedings—perfect for large reef tanks or commercial systems.

Product Specifications

• Brand: PolypLab

• Product Name: Reef-Roids PRO

• Net Weight: 150 g (5.3 oz)

• Food Type: Coral food (dry powder)

• Primary Ingredient: Marine plankton (Zooplankton species)

• Particle Size: 150–200 microns (optimized for SPS and LPS corals)

• Use: Safe for all coral types; suitable for broadcast or direct feeding

Directions for Use

1. Mix 1 teaspoon (approx. 5 g) of Reef-Roids PRO with aquarium water for every 100 gallons (380 L) of tank volume.

2. Stir until a uniform suspension forms.

3. Target feed using a coral feeder or broadcast with flow turned off for 5–10 minutes.

4. Resume circulation after feeding is complete.

For smaller systems, scale dosage proportionally. Use 2–3 times per week or as needed based on coral response.

Storage & Handling

• Store in a cool, dry place with lid tightly sealed.

• Avoid introducing moisture into the container.

• Reef-safe and non-polluting when used as directed.