Reef Roids

[Jakepop1]

Hey guys I have a 32 gallon biocube and I want to start feeding reef roids has anyone had good luck with it and how much should I feed/can I feed with out messing up my parameters the recommended does doesn’t seem like enough. I’ll post some pics of the tank below so it gives an idea of livestock


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[Jakepop1]

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[Andy V]

Many of these products (Reef Roids, Reef Chili, etc.) are basically identical. I have not personally used Reef Roids, but I have used other, similar products. I have found them to cause problems, like excessive algae/cyano growth, without any real benefit. I have a 70 gallon system, so you need to be even more careful with a smaller system.

I've found that more fish and adequate feeding (read: not starvation feeding like sometimes people do) typically provide enough nutrients to keep corals colored, fed, and growing nicely, with a balanced system.

Of course there is nothing wrong with the product inherently, I just don't think it's necessary and causes more problems than benefits.

 

[Jakepop1]

Thanks that was one of the problem I had when I used it a few times a day or 2 after and my glass would have a coating of algae on it thought maybe I was doing something wrong


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[Tim190]

I use Reef Roids and Reef Chili to feed my tank 2 time a weeks with no problem

 

[Jakepop1]

Do you broadcast or spot feed?


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[Tim190]

Do you broadcast or spot feed?


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My tank too big for target feed I just mix in the cup and dump in the tank

 

[Jason_charlestown]

My tank too big for target feed I just mix in the cup and dump in the tank

I think what you mean is that your corals are too big

 

[vinny]

I use both once a week shut off all the pumps and spot feed the corals. If i use more I do see some brown algae start to grow. Again spot feed, no pumps, and once a week. Good luck

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