Ingredients in Red Sea Reef Energy AB+

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Found this and thought I'd share.

https://www.aquafair.de/userfiles/Red-Sea-Reef-Energy-Plus-Inhaltstoffe.pdf

I found the acriflavin neutral strange. @Randy Holmes-Farley any idea what that may be for? My guess is to prevent bacterial growth.

 

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EDIT: Found another thread mentioning it https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/what-is-an-alternative-to-reef-ab-non-refrigerated.875879/

 

[kevgib67]

Curious, fallowing.

 

[Randy Holmes-Farley]

I do not know why they put it there, but to prevent microorganism growth is likely.

 

[Spare time]

I do not know why they put it there, but to prevent microorganism growth is likely.

Another question I am curious if youhave thoughts on. Reef energy has ribose in it, and I found this powder on amazon

Nutricost D-Ribose 700mg (2800mg Per Serving), 240 Capsules​

Thoughts on adding this to a custom coral food blend? Does the D mean deoxy? Wouldn't this simply create a carbon dosing effect?

 

[Randy Holmes-Farley]

Another question I am curious if youhave thoughts on. Reef energy has ribose in it, and I found this powder on amazon

Nutricost D-Ribose 700mg (2800mg Per Serving), 240 Capsules​

Thoughts on adding this to a custom coral food blend? Does the D mean deoxy? Wouldn't this simply create a carbon dosing effect?

The D is an indication of the exact 3D shape. I have no reason to think corals benefit from this in the water, but I do not know. Bacteria will consume it, so it will have an effect on them.