So many coral supplements - which should I use?

[BilboB]

I read that people use Brightwell CoralAmino... when I checked Brightwell's site, I found they have a ton of other supplements to help corals, like Intertia NRG+, various Vitamarins, etc. My reef tank is only a few months old and my corals are small - how do I choose which products to use? I am impatient and do want my corals to be healthy, and my water parameters are good (except for too much phosphate).

 

[BryanM]

I'll start with impatience in this hobby usually doesnt work so well.

Maintaining steady ALK is, IMO, the most important thing to do. Past that, follow a good water change regimen and if you have sand, vacuum it every couple weeks.

 

[Idech]

You don’t need anything. Your tank is new, corals are small. Just do regular WC and test your water. Make sure alk is stable. Get a dosing pump when you get to the point where you need to dose to keep it stable.

 

[Damage12]

You need no supplements at this time. New tank and corals are small Why do you think your corals are not healthy?

 

[Gumbies R Us]

You are fine with just water changes rn!

 

[Mr. Mojo Rising]

You are being tricked by corporate advertising. If you want your corals to grow, give them give light and flow and maintain a clean tank with stable parameters .

Or if you want, but one and try it, they are all the same so it doesn't matter which you try. I've tried them all one by one, I have concluded they do nothing.