Tropic Marin All-for-Reef Liquid 500 ml.

This has worked great for my reef tank. After dialing in my parameters using Red Sea trace elements, I switched to dosing Tropic Marin All for Reef daily in split doses and it has kept everything right where I want it. It’s simple to use and very consistent, which makes maintenance much easier. I’ve even stopped doing regular water changes since my levels have stayed stable and coral growth has been consistent! Overall, a reliable all in one solution for maintaining reef tank parameters. It costs a bit more than other options but the simplicity and ease of use make up for it. If you are looking to save money the powder version that you have to mix yourself is a great alternative.

Great product

This works great in my mix reef tank. I went through a period without using it, I will never do that again my tank is so much better with it.

I became curious and wanted to educate myself about dosing a reef tank. I came across this product as I was learning about the science behind dosing a reef tank with calcium, alkalinity, magnesium & other trace elements that corals need for coloration growth & health. Dosing can be a very daunting task and become very complicated quickly. This product simplifies dosing your reef tank. Instead of adding individual calcium, alkalinity, magnesium & trace elements manually or automated dosing pumps you only need one product to dose. I am currently in my very first week of using the product. My baseline Alkalinity was 8.6 dKH. I am dosing 7.5mL for a 38 gallon reef tank the first week. After one week I will test my Alkalinity level again. If my reading is still low it is recommended to increase the dosage by another 2.5mL of product. My new dosage will be 10.0mL. Then continue adding 10mL for one more week and retest Alkalinity dKH parameter. Continue to increase by 2.5mL until you achieve the desired Alkalinity parameter. The bottle recommends a dKH range of 7-9. I am following Red Seas recommended parameters for my reef tank with there reef pro salt mix for coloration and growth. According to Red Seas recipe they recommend a dKH range of 7 - 12. I plan on maintaining a dosing amount of all for reef once my parameters are where Red Sea recommends the rest of the parameters to be such as calcium & magnesium, ect to be. My best guess is that I will be dosing about 12.5mL's to maintain the parameters for a full month then as the corals grow and add new corals to my reef, I will need to make minor adjustments later on. I am adding the product via syringe daily. In the near future I will look into an automated dosing pump to increase stability of my Reef system by adding the precise daily amount throughout the day a little at a time. I am amazed at how much technology has changed in our hobby over the past couple decades. It's been over twenty years since I had my last reef tank.

Easy to use, simple, and makes a big difference! Before, when I wasn’t using any products, my corals and anemone were just okay—not thriving. Since dosing this product, they’re much more lively and showing real growth. Couldn’t be happier!

This is an absolute game changer in terms of additives. I have a 20 gallon mixed reef with a few acropora, montipora (encrusting and branching), favias, zoanthids and gorgonian. My alkalinity was swinging like an upside down pineapple. Enter AFR. Takes a week or two to dial in but once it does, it on like Donkey Kong. Parameters are stable. Let’s talk about the corals…my Leng Sy Monti has taken off with incredible purple growth rim and green sheen, and is now actually getting the nodules. The rainbow Monti is exploding growth rims in three directions. The zoos are popping and extending all day and wide . I just added some CCH Big Bang and a Cali tort, and they are really taking to this since put in the tank. They must not have had it before and just love the new water. If you add new corals, or get a crazy growth spurt, you have to test and dial it it again. But worth it. I’m an old school reefer that’s had many large reefs and wish I had this stuff years ago. In response to my title “what’s in this stuff?” I’m convinced it’s coral crack.

This works great. My nano mixed reef is super happy and it keeps DKH, mag and calcium perfect. I have 2 hammers, macro, blasto, and several other corals.

Perfect , I no longer have to mix fusion 1 and 2 together to get the results I need!