Feeding Reef Roids

[Ariahsart]

After using reef roids I have some left over. Can I freeze that for later use? I think next time I'll have to use a pinch and not the 1/4 teaspoon recommendation. I really don't wanna waste the 37 grams I got.

 

[vetteguy53081]

After using reef roids I have some left over. Can I freeze that for later use? I think next time I'll have to use a pinch and not the 1/4 teaspoon recommendation. I really don't wanna waste the 37 grams I got.

Refrigerate but bring back to room temperature and feed sparingly as it can quickly raise phosphate level

 

[CoralB]

After using reef roids I have some left over. Can I freeze that for later use? I think next time I'll have to use a pinch and not the 1/4 teaspoon recommendation. I really don't wanna waste the 37 grams I got.

You don’t need to freeze unless you mixed it with something that would spoil . By itself ,if you don’t have the original container just put it in a zip lock . If you mixed it with something then putting it in the fridge should be fine

 

[Ariahsart]

Refrigerate but bring back to room temperature and feed sparingly as it can quickly raise phosphate levels

You don’t need to freeze unless you mixed it with something that would spoil . By itself ,if you don’t have the original container just put it in a zip lock . If you mixed it with something then putting it in the fridge should be fine

Oh that makes sense, I normally freeze my brine shrimp so that's why I did that. Thanks!

 

[Ariahsart]

Refrigerate but bring back to room temperature and feed sparingly as it can quickly raise phosphate level

I didn't know that raised Phosphates I assumed just nitrate. That's good to know thanks!

 

[Poseidon9697]

I don't freeze mine, I just make sure they are sealed off air tight. And I've heard people complain about it raising phosphates but my phosphates have always been undetectable despite reefing a lot of reef roids so I don't know how much I believe that.