Coral Inertia NRG+

Supercharge Coral Growth, Color, and Recovery

• All-In-One Coral Superfood
• Enhances Color, Growth & Reproduction
• Aids in Tissue Recovery After Fragging
• Long Shelf Life & Doser Friendly
• Packed with Omega-3s, Aminos & Vitamins

Brightwell Coral Inertia NRG+ is a nutrient-rich, ready-to-dose coral food designed to help your reef thrive. Whether you’re looking to boost growth, intensify coloration, or speed up recovery after fragging, this comprehensive formula delivers the nutrition your corals need—no refrigeration required.

With a blend of proteins, amino acids, omega-3 fatty acids (including EPA and DHA), and key vitamins, Coral Inertia NRG+ supports optimal health and resilience. It’s also loaded with natural pigments to bring out vivid coloration in both LPS and SPS corals. Ideal for tanks experiencing stress from lighting changes or elevated temperatures, this formula helps prevent bleaching and promotes faster healing and tissue regeneration.

Coral Inertia NRG+ is preserved for long-term use and safe for dosing pumps, making it easy to incorporate into your reefing routine without the mess or hassle of traditional foods.

Dosing Instructions & Feeding Tips

Shake well before use. Turn off protein skimmer and mechanical filtration for 10-15 minutes after feeding.

Target Feeding (Recommended): Use a syringe, pipette, or dropper to feed. Mix 5 ml (1 capful) in a small container. Discharge 2-4 inches upstream of the corals. Rinse feeding tools after use to avoid contamination.

Food Soak: To use as a soak, add up to 5 ml of Coral Inertia to a container with food and let it soak for 5-10 minutes before target feeding.

Broadcast Feeding: For entire aquarium feeding, add up to 5 ml per 50 gallons of water in a high-flow area every 2-3 days for the first 4 weeks. Gradually increase dosage if desired.

Dosage Tips: Add no more than 5 ml total of liquid food suspensions per 50 gallons in the first four weeks of use. Start with a low dose to allow biological filtration to adjust, preventing water quality issues. Target feeding is preferred for better nutrient absorption by corals to ensure the product does not end up in filtration media or indirectly impacting water quality usually seen in broadcast feeding.