Two Little Fishies NutriGorg — Concentrated Zooplankton Blend for Sea Fans & Corals (30g)
₹2,200.00
- Brand: Two Little Fishies
- Product: NutriGorg
- Type: Concentrated zooplankton blend
- Features: Ideal for gorgonians, corals & filter feeders
- Application: Marine aquariums & reef systems
Description
Description
Two Little Fishies NutriGorg — Specialized Nutrition for Sea Fans & Reef Invertebrates
Two Little Fishies NutriGorg is a concentrated blend of several varieties of zooplankton developed by Justin Credabel to provide optimal nutrition for raising and maintaining sea fans and gorgonians, whether photosynthetic or non‑photosynthetic. It also serves as an excellent food source for all filter‑feeding invertebrates in reef aquariums.
Rich in natural proteins, amino acids, and essential fatty acids, NutriGorg promotes healthy growth, vibrant coloration, and improved polyp extension. Its fine particle size ensures easy consumption by corals, sponges, clams, and other reef organisms.
Key Features:
- Concentrated zooplankton blend for marine invertebrates.
- Ideal for gorgonians, sea fans, and filter feeders.
- Supports coral growth and polyp extension.
- Enhances coloration and vitality in reef systems.
- Developed by reef expert Justin Credabel.
Usage Instructions:
- Mix NutriGorg with aquarium water before feeding.
- Feed small amounts 2–3 times weekly.
- Turn off filtration briefly during feeding for better absorption.
- Store in a cool, dry place.
Specifications:
- Brand: Two Little Fishies
- Product: NutriGorg
- Form: Powdered zooplankton blend
- Pack Size: 30 g
- Application: Marine aquariums & reef systems
Two Little Fishies NutriGorg, Zooplankton Blend, Coral Food, Gorgonian Nutrition, Reef Aquarium Feeding
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Additional information
Additional information
| Weight | 1.0 g |
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