Aquaforest AF Growth Boost 35 ml - Liquid Food for Marine and Coral Fish

Features:

Aquaforest was born in 1995 and its first commitment is in the production of substrates and fertilizers for plants developed for zoos, private aquariums and for companies specialized in the cultivation of aquatic plants.

A couple of years later the production of own plants began; later they also dedicated themselves to fish and corals. Afterwards, given the growth it was recording, Aquaforest it has thought well to widen its production also to supplements, food and sea salt taking advantage of the experience gained in breeding and growing fish and coral plants.

Thus studies and high-level research begin for marine aquariums; important investments for the creation of unique products designed to better feed their own animals and to cultivate as complete as possible their plants. When they realized the high level they had reached their products, they thought it was time to put them on the market and not to use them exclusively for productive purposes.

In 2011 production began Aquaforest for end users gaining the immediate and growing attention of marine negotiators and aquariums.

The product line Aquaforest was born to put at the service of all the knowledge and experiences accumulated by the founders of the company who know the pros and cons of marine aquariums have learned on their skin how to solve the problems to which we go and what to do to have a spectacular aquarium.

AF Growth Boost:
AF Growth Boost is a dedicated supplement for all types of corals.

It contains a high amount of protein of the best qualities that allow to improve the health of coral polyps and therefore improve their metabolism so that corals grow faster and more resistant.

Dosage: 1 teaspoon/100L dispenser to be administered after switching off the aquarium lights.

It is recommended, however, to evaluate the dosage according to your own tank as each aquarium is different from the other; it would be preferable to start, if you first administer the product, with a reduced dose of feed (1/2 or 1/4 of teaspoon) and see how the corals react to the new feed.

It is preferable to feed corals during night hours when, i.e., polyps expand.