Rhodo Phytoplankton

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Aloha Nutramar!

I juat bought some of your new Rhodo Phytoplankton. I've never seen it in my LFS before or online. What should I be using it for? Recommended dose?

Thank you for coming out with new products regularly!

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Aloha Nutramar!

I juat bought some of your new Rhodo Phytoplankton. I've never seen it in my LFS before or online. What should I be using it for? Recommended dose?

Thank you for coming out with new products regularly!

17711277386953712718561269490382.jpg
Thank you so much for your support!

Our Nutramar Rhodo is an excellent nutritional option for a wide variety of filter feeders in reef aquariums, including small clams, flame scallops, and gorgonians. In addition, Rhodo helps support and enhance your aquarium’s copepod population, which in turn provides a natural food source for both corals and fish.

It can also be used to gut-load artemia and copepods, enriching them before offering them directly to your fish and corals for optimal nutrition.

Please let us know if you have any questions, we’re always happy to help!
 
I would love if your marketing team could put the size of the phyto and the organisms they are best suited to feed on the packaging.

Look forward to seeing future products. I'd really like to see foods designed for use in the new InD Frozen Food auto feeder.

Could it be used to dose phyto?
 
Aloha Nutramar!

I juat bought some of your new Rhodo Phytoplankton. I've never seen it in my LFS before or online. What should I be using it for? Recommended dose?

Thank you for coming out with new products regularly!

17711277386953712718561269490382.jpg
It can be dosed but needs to be maintained in a refrigerator as some folks have DIY’s refrigerated dosing systems to feed NPS aquariums.
 

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