Reef Zlements launch Oyster + Coral Liquid Food

British company Reef Zlements has expanded its food range to include a coral food, and has provided the following information: 

“Oyster+ Coral Liquid Food, is expertly formulated to meet the nutritional demands of your reef aquarium. Oyster+ is a powerful blend of natural oyster extracts enriched with essential proteins, amino acids, fatty acids, vitamins, and trace elements, carefully designed to replicate natural reef conditions.”

Benefits of Oyster+ Coral Liquid Food:

Promotes Exceptional Coral Growth: Specially formulated nutrients support rapid skeletal formation and tissue regeneration.

Boosts Coloration: High-quality, bioavailable ingredients enhance vivid coloration and natural fluorescence.

Improves Coral Health: Strengthens coral immunity and resilience, reducing susceptibility to stress and disease.

Easily Absorbed: Ultra-fine particles ensure optimal nutrient uptake by a wide variety of corals, from SPS and LPS to soft corals.

Safe & Natural: Contains no artificial additives or harmful preservatives, ensuring a pure, reef-safe solution for your aquatic ecosystem.

Simply dose Oyster+ Coral Liquid Food into your aquarium near high-flow areas or directly target-feed corals. Regular use leads to visibly healthier, more vibrant, and faster-growing corals.

Ideal for All Coral Types: Perfectly balanced for use with SPS, LPS, Zoanthids, Anemones, and Soft Corals, Oyster+ is the versatile coral food trusted by hobbyists and reef experts alike.

Choose Reef Zlements Oyster+ for thriving, vibrant corals and experience the ultimate in reef nutrition!

Sizes available:

250ml

500ml

1000ml

What we think

Despite keeping marines for thirty years I’ve never yet fed an oyster-based food, so I’m intrigued, and will try some out. I never had nutrients down as being able to support skeletal formation or speed up coral growth, but am aware of the benefits of feeding corals and currently feed a wide range from amino acids to phytoplankton, powdered coral foods and zooplankton. It sounds like it will be good for all corals and filter feeders.   

More info at https://www.zlements.com/oyster