Live Phytoplankton "Phyto Power"

Koral Kingdoms special phytoplankton blend.  Formulated to increase growth and color of all your corals.  

We recommend a daily dosage of 5ml per 20 gallons of tank water.

Adding phytoplankton to your reef aquarium can have several benefits for the overall health and well-being of the ecosystem. Phytoplankton are microscopic, photosynthetic organisms that form the base of the marine food chain, and they can provide numerous advantages for your reef aquarium:

1. Nutrient Cycling: Phytoplankton helps in nutrient cycling within the aquarium. They absorb excess nutrients such as nitrates and phosphates, which can otherwise lead to poor water quality and algae blooms.

2. Improved Water Clarity: Phytoplankton can help increase water clarity by removing particulate matter and organic debris from the water column.

3. Food for Zooplankton: Zooplankton feed on phytoplankton. By introducing phytoplankton into your aquarium, you can create a natural and sustainable food source for copepods and other small organisms, which are in turn consumed by corals and other filter-feeding invertebrates.

4. Enhanced Coral Health: Many corals benefit from the presence of phytoplankton. Filter-feeding corals, like gorgonians, sea fans, and some soft corals, can directly consume phytoplankton. The nutrients provided by phytoplankton can also help enhance the coloration and growth of corals.

5. Sustaining the Food Chain: Phytoplankton serves as a crucial component of the marine food chain. By adding phytoplankton to your reef aquarium, you can support the entire ecosystem, ensuring that the organisms at higher trophic levels have an adequate food source.

6. Larval Fish and Invertebrates: Phytoplankton can provide a suitable food source for the larval stages of fish and invertebrates in your aquarium, contributing to successful breeding and raising of marine species.

7. Oxygen Production: Phytoplankton are photosynthetic and release oxygen as a byproduct of their metabolic processes, helping to maintain adequate oxygen levels in the aquarium.

8. Stability and Resilience: A diverse and robust microfauna community that includes phytoplankton can contribute to the overall stability and resilience of the aquarium ecosystem.

9. Water Filtration: Phytoplankton can serve as a natural water filter, capturing suspended particles and impurities, which helps maintain water quality.

10. Aesthetics: The presence of phytoplankton can enhance the visual appeal of your aquarium, creating a more natural and vibrant underwater environment.

When adding phytoplankton to your reef aquarium, it's essential to maintain a proper balance, as excessive phytoplankton growth can lead to issues like clouded water and the potential for harmful algal blooms. It's important to monitor water parameters and adjust the dosing of phytoplankton accordingly. Additionally, be sure to select a phytoplankton product that is suitable for marine aquarium use and follow the manufacturer's recommendations for dosing.