Easybooster Nano 250 ml (gel phytoplankton for corals and microfauna) EASYREEFS

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Easybooster Nano 250 ml - EASYREEFS

Description

Easybooster Nano, for the direct feeding of aquarium corals, filter feeders, and zooplankton.

This new format is specifically developed to be automatically dosed in aquariums from 14 to 200 L.

Available in two sizes: 90 ml and 250 ml.

This product has a very long expiration date. The expiration date does not change even once it has started being used. The reason the date is not changed or the formula is not altered is that the bag compresses as the gel is dispensed. This prevents air from entering the bag and thus prevents the oxidation of the phytoplankton.

This Prof format is intended for use in aquariums over 500 liters (about 375 doses of 8 ml) or large installations.

Instructions for Use

Easybooster: Four species of Easy Reefs® microalgae are used: Isochrysis T-Iso (33.3%), Nannochloropsis (31%), Tetraselmis (18%), Phaeodactylum (18%), thus achieving an optimal nutritional balance.

The dose varies slightly depending on the organism load in the aquarium, but is generally set between 8 ml (basic or maintenance diet) and 16 ml/day (medium-high demand) for an aquarium with a gross volume of 1000 liters.

It is recommended to distribute the Easybooster dose throughout the day. It is not necessary to turn off the skimmer.

We recommend starting the use of Easybooster by increasing the weekly doses with the following protocol:

For a 1000 L gross aquarium:

- 1st week: 2 ml/day
- 2nd week: 4 ml/day
- 3rd week: 6 ml/day
- 4th week: 8 ml/day (basic or maintenance diet).

From the 4th week, we can gradually increase the dose by increments of 2 ml per week until reaching high levels of zooplankton production, which will feed the fish, invertebrates, and corals.
For proper dispersion, Easybooster should be introduced into the aquarium near a pump ensuring good water circulation.

Usage Examples

- Administering by pipette near a circulation pump.

- Into the sump aquarium via a peristaltic pump.

In this example, the peristaltic pump's outlet is connected to the inlet of the return pump.