The Reef Nutrition philosophy: Natural, wild type feeds for every animal in your tank, Live feed and intact, whole organism-feeds Helping each reef system to be healthy, Colorful and Diverse!


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Reef Nutrition Products

Reef Nutrition is a new product line of microplankton feeds for Reef Aquarium Systems. Live feeds are rapidly being recognized as critical components to the health and vitality of reef organisms, however live feeds have traditionally been hard to find and very expensive to purchase. Reef Nutrition brings together a complete line of live feeds and microplankton concentrates that will feed ALL the animals in your reef system.

 

Copepods Live and Concentrates
Copepods are a zooplankton that fish and corals love to eat!
Microalgae and Phytoplankton
Phytoplankton are single cell microalgae that exist primarily in the water column. Microalgae is the beginning of the marine food chain and the primary source of essential nutrients for most reef filter feeders. Filter feeders that rely directly on phytoplankton (microalgae) include bivalves like clams, scallops, mussels, and oysters, as well as many corals, feather dusters, sponges, ascidians and zooplankton like rotifers and copepods.


Rotifers Live and Concentrate
An even smaller zooplankton, necessary for many stages of marine growth and development.  Great coral food.
Macroalgae for Reef Aquariums
Macroalgae are healthy and most flavorful additions to the diet of many reef aquarium species. For many species of fish it is vital to proper nutrition. Many popular saltwater aquarium fish are herbivores, feeding primarily on algae growing on the coral reefs. In fact, a healthy diet rich in amino and fatty acids provided by algae will increase the longevity of reef fishes kept in aquariums.

Clam and Oyster and Mussel Feeds

Reef Nutrition™ Marine Live Feeds are produced by Reed Mariculture, the world's largest producer of marine microalgae concentrates. We supply algal feeds and zooplankton to universities, marine ornamental growers, and over 500 fish, shrimp, and shellfish hatcheries in 70+ countries around the world.