Reef Chili .75oz - BRS

Reef Chili is a high quality coral food for spot feeding and accelerating coral growth for saltwater aquariums.  Can also be used with small delicate fish to get eating.

Reef Chili has been tested by universities and has been proven to help accelerate coral growth at a very low cost. With fresh ingredients that don’t need to be frozen, and is a must have for any tank with filter feeders.

Reef Chili provides corals with all they need to be healthy and colorful in one food. Achieve faster growth.

Contains all of the essential ingredients:

• Bio-engineered Zooplankton
• Spray Dried Phytoplankton
• Freeze Dried Rotifers
• Freeze Dried Copepods
• Dried Daphnia
• Spirulina Powder
• Artemia Nauplii replacement diet.

Feeding jar included. Due to customs restrictions we are unable to ship this product to Canada.

Feeding Instructions: Suggest using every other day and adjust to your tanks needs.

1: Use the included portion spoon and add one level spoonful per 20 gallons to a half cup of tank water.

2: Shake the mixture vigorously for 30 seconds. 

3: Either pour the mixture directly into the tank or target feed each coral with a syringe.

Each jar of BRS Reef Chili includes directions and a measuring spoon.

Reef Chili was originally created as a frozen fish/coral food and it worked out great, except for one thing, cost! Shipping frozen products overnight around the country is simply too expensive. Bulk Reef Supply co-founder Ryan made this product because he was tired of trying to feed his tank a dozen different things to keep all the corals and fish healthy and colorful. He also wanted to achieve faster growth rates from some of his slow growing frags and see his otherwise nocturnal corals come "alive" during the day with the lights on. All these products were frozen, expensive to ship and none of them are sold by the same vendor. He soon realized that none of this was necessary! He could make a 100% nutritionally complete food that didn't need to be frozen. Better yet, it can be done for just a few dollars a month.