BETA-BRINE™ (6oz.) – Reef Nutrition
These brine shrimp are aquacultured in Western Australian salt ponds far from urban areas and pollution sources so you can be assured of its purity. Excellent source of nutrition and color for fish, LPS Corals, NPS Corals, and many other invertebrates. Particle size 2000 – 3000 microns.
Directions
- Invert bottle to mix
- 1 – 2 teaspoons per 100 gallon tank per day. Add to a high flow area of the tank, or for target feeding, premix 4 parts tank water with 1 part Beta-Brine. Target feeding undiluted product is not advised.
- Because different captive reef systems process nutrients at different rates, we recommend that new users start with half the recommended dose and slowly increase to the full dosage over a 1 month span.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Brine Shrimp |
| Size | 6oz |
| Particle Size | 2000 – 3000 microns |
| Origin | Western Australian salt ponds |
FAQ
What is the recommended dosage for a 100-gallon reef tank?
1 to 2 teaspoons per 100 gallon tank per day.
Can I feed the brine shrimp directly to my fish without mixing?
Target feeding undiluted product is not advised. It is recommended to premix 4 parts tank water with 1 part Beta-Brine for target feeding.
Is the product safe for corals and invertebrates?
Yes, it is an excellent source of nutrition and color for fish, LPS Corals, NPS Corals, and many other invertebrates.
Emma Clark –
The brine shrimp improved the coloration of my corals significantly. I started with half the dose and increased gradually. My fish are more active and the tank looks vibrant.
Isaac May –
Good quality product with consistent particle size. I mix it with tank water before feeding to avoid overfeeding. Works well with both fish and corals.
Nicola Dickens –
Purified and sourced from remote salt ponds. No fish died after feeding. My LPS corals have grown more colorful since using this product.