Aquaholic Blog Archives
(Listed in order of most recently published)

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REEF RECIPE Phosphate Experiment - Nutrition without excess Nutrients and Nuisance

When we released REEF RECIPE™ (our premium dry coral food) in December of 2021, we made the claim that when REEF RECIPE is fed according to our instructions (see the REEF RECIPE label on the jar or the REEF RECIPE website page), no negative phosphate (PO4) ...

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NEW REEFreshments® 64 oz. Dispenser Pump Jugs are NOW AVAILABLE!

The Pros and Cons of our Original 64 oz. Glass Growlers
About a year ago we added a new bulk-quantity packaging option for our REEFreshments: Live Phytoplankton and REEFreshments: REVIVE™ Live Zooxanthellae. The new packaging option was a 64 oz. glass growler. We chose ...

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Introducing: REEF RECIPE –
Our New Premium Dry Coral Food

For over six years, Aquaholic Aquaculture has produced a variety of top-quality live feeds for the aquarium industry, from live phytoplankton to copepods. With our extensive background in marine plankton coupled with our dedication to comprehensive reef nutrition, we have crafted a NEW premium dry coral food ...

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Our "Love Letter to Phaeodactylum tricornutum"

Phaeodactylum tricornutum is an atypical species of phytoplankton. It is a marine, unicellular diatom, similar to Chaetoceros (also found in our REEFreshments phytoplankton blend), but it brings its own unique array of benefits, including: A robust nutritional profile, diversity in cell shape and size, a tolerance for reef-salinity, ...

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The New 5-Specie REEFreshments®: Live Phyto –
Now with Phaeodactylum tricornutum

For over six years we have provided our customers with a top-quality live phytoplankton feed. REEFreshments: Live Phytoplankton has become a staple for aquarists all over the United States. The positive feedback and success stories that ...

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The Importance of Dosing Live Phytoplankton
in Marine Aquariums

Microalgae, more commonly referred to as phytoplankton in the aquarium industry, are aquatic, microscopic, single-celled, photosynthetic organisms. Similar to plants (their land counterparts), phytoplankton have chlorophyll in their cells, and ...

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