Biological Supplements
- Natural aragonite sand with a diverse microbial community
- Collected from pristine offshore sites
- Maintained in fish-free tanks to avoid parasites
- Tested by DNA sequencing to confirm it’s parasite- and pathogen free
- Certificate of analysis provided with every order
Order Live Reef Sand
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Quick ViewLive Reef Sand – Gulf
$59.00Gulf Sand is collected at a deepwater site in the Gulf of Mexico. This sand is a mixture of Aragonite and other materials, including small pieces of rubble and shells. Along with the microbes this variety also offers a diverse community of invertebrates and coralline algae.
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Quick ViewLive Reef Sand – Keys
$59.00Keys Sand is pristine white Aragonite sand collected in the Florida Keys. This is fine white sand without any rubble - with a natural community of marine microbes.
- Aragonite rubble including coral skeletons, coralline algae, or shells
- Natural marine microbes including a complete nitrifying community
- Maintained in fish-free tanks to avoid parasites
- Tested by DNA sequencing to confirm it’s parasite- and pathogen free
- Certificate of analysis provided with every order
Order Live Reef Rubble
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Quick ViewLive Reef Rubble – Gulf
$59.00Gulf Rubble is collected from an offshore site in the Gulf of Mexico. This material includes bits of coral skeletons and shell rubble, along with a wide range of coralline algae including interesting branching types.
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Quick ViewLive Reef Rubble – Aquacultured
$59.00Aquacultured Rubble is grown in our greenhouse, not collected on a reef. This material is based on sterile coral rubble thats inoculated with known microbial communities and cultured for a year in fish-free systems to develop a mature community. It has very little coralline algae, but an exceptional microbial community.
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Quick ViewLive Reef Rubble – Indo-Pacific
$59.00Indo-Pacific Rubble is our original variety, rarely available these days. This material is natural coral rubble collected near reefs in the Indo-Pacific. It's exceptionally diverse with communities that include coralline algae, sponges, and occasionally zoanthids or worms.
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