Reef Nutrition TDO Chroma Boost

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1234.jpgReef Nutrition TDO Chroma BOOST                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                

This product was only (until now) available through professional hatcheries, Reef Nutrition TDO Chroma BOOST is a granulated and pelleted fish and coral feed "top-dressed" with Haematococcus (which provides an excellent source of astaxanthin) for “super-vibrant color” and superior nutrition.

First introduced in 2017: new formulation optimized with 400 ppm astaxanthin for the reddest reds and whitest white™. Finnicky fish even "love " this food! Our Mandarin Gobies devour it!

 

  • Remarkable fish and coral food that brings out stunning color.
  • Resealable spout to retain maximum freshness and quality
  • Moisture and oxygen excluded by foil bag and scavenger packets
  • No unwanted fillers or additives
  • Contains only the necessary ingredients for healthy fish, high growth rate and bright colors
  • State of the art pellet formulation keeps your tank clean and clear
  • High quality fishmeal protein for easy digestion and feed conversion
  • Beneficial for all life stages
  • Professional hatchery feed at an affordable price
  • Careful handling and prompt distribution with constant refrigeration maximizes freshness for up to 1     year or more
  • Works great in an auto-feeder 

 

The study tested Amphiprion ocellaris (popularly called “false Percula Clownfish”) fed Reed Mariculture’s TDO Chroma Boost™ fish feed with the red carotenoid astaxanthin added at levels of 0, 150, 250, 400, 640, or 1020 ppm (parts per million, dry weight basis) for seven weeks. There were 40 juvenile fish per astaxanthin level, ten fish in each of four tanks for scientific replication for a total of 240 fish. Results were judged objectively by color analysis (hue, luminosity, and saturation) of photographs of the fish using an HSL color algorithm from WorkWithColor.com (Ho et al 2014). Subjective evaluations were made by a panel of six local pet store owners/managers who were experienced in commercial sale of clownfish and were familiar with customer color preferences. All panel members were first tested to confirm that they could visually discriminate between different hues and luminance of colors by means of triangle tests. Then they assigned a color preference score ranging from 0 (lowest preference) to 9 (highest preference) to fish at each astaxanthin level. The highest levels where obtained!