Coral Booster

Support Coral Coloration, Growth & Overall Health

• Supports Blue & Pink Coral Coloration
• Provides a Blend of Trace Elements for Established Reef Aquariums
• Pairs Well with KZ Flatworm Stop

Korallen-Zucht Coral Booster is a concentrated trace element supplement designed to support coral coloration, growth, and overall health. KZ specifically recommends Coral Booster for enhancing blue and pink coloration, making it a targeted option for reef keepers looking to fine-tune the appearance of healthy, established corals.

Rather than correcting a single measurable element deficiency, Coral Booster provides a proprietary blend of elements intended to supplement the minor and trace elements consumed in a reef aquarium. Korallen-Zucht does not disclose the complete formulation, so Coral Booster is best used as a supplemental tool alongside stable major parameters, appropriate nutrients, lighting, and regular aquarium maintenance.

When Should You Use Coral Booster?

Coral Booster is best suited for established reef aquariums where the fundamentals are already stable and the goal is to further improve coral coloration and growth. It may be particularly useful for SPS-dominated systems or reefs where blue and pink coloration is a priority.

Coral Booster should not be used as a substitute for correcting problems with alkalinity, calcium, magnesium, nutrients, lighting, or general water quality.

How It Fits Into the KZ System

Coral Booster can be used as a standalone supplement or alongside KZ's ZEOvit system. It is primarily used as a coral health and coloration supplement.

Coral Booster is commonly used alongside Flatworm Stop, with the two products intended to complement one another when supporting coral health, growth, and coloration.

Recommended Dosage

Dose 1 mL per 25 gallons of aquarium water every other day.

Do not exceed the recommended dosage. Because Coral Booster is concentrated and individual aquariums can respond differently to trace element supplementation, avoid making multiple supplementation changes at the same time so coral response can be properly evaluated.