Red Sea 4-Part Reef Care Package (RCP) – Large (600L)

Red Sea 4-Part Reef Care Package (RCP) – Large Pack (600L) simplifies your supplementation routine for your reef tank

The 4-part Complete Reef Care package streamlines your supplementation routine without any additional costs, ensuring optimal coral growth and vibrant colors with just one calcium test each week!

This comprehensive care package:

• Contains 36 major, trace, and micronutrients.
• Works seamlessly with the Reef Dose 4 dosing pump.
• Is available in three sizes to accommodate your tank size.

The new Complete Reef Care package is based on 30 years of Red Sea research focused on the needs of corals in artificial environments. It is a proven solution for achieving optimum coral growth and coloration, providing you with a beautiful and healthy aquarium.

Complete Reef Care supplies all 36 major, minor, and trace elements that corals require regularly. These elements are consumed in relatively predictable proportions, so Red Sea recommends testing calcium once a week to determine the dosage of all four parts.

Dosage:

• Bottle 1 (Calcium): Start with the recommended dosage indicated on the bottle – 2L.
• Bottle 2 (Alkalinity): Dose twice the volume of your Bottle 1 dose – 4L.
• Bottle 3 (Iodine & Potassium): Dose half the volume of your Bottle 1 dose – 1L.
• Bottle 4 (Iron & Bioactive Elements): Dose half the volume of your Bottle 1 dose – 1L.

Here is how it works: The four parts are formulated in an easy-to-use ratio. For instance, if Part-1, which includes Calcium, is 5ml, then Part-2 will be 10ml, Part-3 will be 2.5ml, and Part-4 will also be 2.5ml.

Available Sizes:

• Small: Recommended for aquariums up to 150 liters.
• Medium: Recommended for aquariums up to 300 liters.
• Large: Recommended for aquariums over 600 liters.

Note: If your aquarium includes a macro algae refugium, Red Sea recommends utilizing their 7-part Reef Foundation and Trace Colours system instead. This will enable you to customize individual trace elements based on the unique uptake ratios of macroalgae.