Review of Reef Roids by Polyp Lab
In my quest for solutions, I encountered fellow hobbyists showcasing stunning Zoanthid colonies at swap meets and reputable vendors like Cherry Corals. Intrigued, I delved into online forums and educational resources, eventually stumbling upon Reef Roids by Polyp Lab. Hopeful, I acquired a large bag and commenced feeding my Zoanthids with this product. While I observed modest improvements in growth and coloration over several weeks, the transformation fell short of the remarkable results I had envisioned.
Fast forward to the present, with the establishment of a 200-gallon frag system equipped with Ecotech Radions and meticulous maintenance of water quality parameters, I decided to revisit the use of Reef Roids. With optimal lighting and stable conditions, I began to witness a tangible enhancement in both growth and coloration across my coral specimens. Despite experimenting with various coral foods, both liquid and solid, I consistently observed the most pronounced feeding response when using Reef Roids.
My feeding regimen involves mixing one tablespoon of Reef Roids with tank water in a urine sample cup, creating a thick slurry consistency. Carefully, I turn off circulation pumps and wavemakers before spot feeding each coral with the prepared mixture using a pipette. Notably, corals such as Euphyllia species, select Zoanthids, Gonioporas, Duncan corals, and plate corals exhibit the most pronounced feeding responses to this approach.
For fellow enthusiasts seeking to optimize coral growth and coloration, particularly with adequate filtration systems in place, I wholeheartedly recommend exploring the benefits of Reef Roids. However, it is crucial to exercise caution, as I have observed potential impacts on phosphate levels. Regular monitoring of water parameters is essential when incorporating this product into your aquarium maintenance routine.