Hikari Coralific Delite-35g

• Two feeding methods from one pack – mix thicker for targeted gel feeding onto a single coral, or thinner for a broadcast "Squirt & Go" feed.
• High crude protein for a coral food – 42% minimum, built around krill meal and krill extract.
• Astaxanthin included – supports natural colour rather than relying on the tank's lighting alone.
• Stabilised vitamin C – L-ascorbyl-2-polyphosphate is used so vitamin content survives normal storage.
• Small pack size for portion control – 35 g is enough that a reef keeper is unlikely to be sitting on a stale, half-used tub for months.

Pack weight 35 g. Country of manufacture is not stated by Hikari on the product specification page checked for this listing.

Krill meal, xanthan gum, krill extract, cassava starch, lecithin, wheat flour, DL-methionine, astaxanthin, brewers dried yeast, garlic, choline chloride, vitamin E supplement, L-ascorbyl-2-polyphosphate (stabilised vitamin C), inositol, d-calcium pantothenate, riboflavin, vitamin A supplement, thiamine mononitrate, pyridoxine hydrochloride, niacin, folic acid, vitamin D3 supplement, biotin, ferrous sulphate, magnesium sulphate, zinc sulphate, manganese sulphate, copper sulphate, calcium iodate.

No artificial colours appear in this ingredient declaration. No allergen statement is published by Hikari; the declaration itself names krill (crustacean) and wheat as ingredients worth noting for anyone managing a specific sensitivity or a crustacean-safe system.

Suitable for: large polyp stony (LPS) corals and sea anemones by targeted gel feeding, and soft corals, horny coral, feather dusters and reef fish by broadcast feeding.

Not suitable for: small polyp stony (SPS) corals that rely on planktonic feeding rather than direct target-feeding, and reef systems where a krill-derived (crustacean) ingredient is a concern for sensitive invertebrates.

Targeted gel feeding: mix two parts tank water to one part Coralific Delite to form a gel, let it set for around three minutes, then apply directly to the coral with a syringe or dropper.

Squirt & Go broadcast feeding: mix four parts tank water to one part Coralific Delite to form a low-viscosity liquid for broadcast feeding across the tank.

Use small amounts several times a day rather than a single large feed, to avoid fouling the water.

Reseal the pack tightly after each use and store in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight. Mix only what is needed for each feed; unmixed powder keeps far longer than made-up gel.

A feeding syringe or blunt-tip dropper makes targeted gel feeding far easier to control, and a turkey baster style feeder suits broadcasting the diluted mix around the tank.

Shipped as an ambient dry good with no cold-chain or special handling requirement. Covered by the consumer guarantees available under Australian Consumer Law in addition to any manufacturer undertaking.

Do I need to mix Coralific Delite before feeding?

Yes. It is a powder that is mixed with tank water – two parts water to one part powder for a gel, or four parts water to one part powder for a thinner broadcast mix.

Can Coralific Delite be broadcast fed rather than target fed?

Yes, using the thinner "Squirt & Go" mix ratio, which suits soft corals, horny coral, feather dusters and reef fish rather than direct feeding onto a single polyp.

Is Coralific Delite reef safe for shrimp and other invertebrates?

Hikari does not publish an invertebrate-safety statement for this product; the ingredient declaration includes krill, a crustacean-derived ingredient, which is worth noting in systems stocked with sensitive invertebrates.

How often should I feed my LPS corals with Coralific Delite?

Hikari's directions call for small amounts multiple times daily rather than one large feed; exact frequency depends on coral species and tank nutrient levels.

What is the difference between the two mixing ratios?

The thicker two-parts-water gel is for precise target feeding of a single coral; the thinner four-parts-water mix is for broadcasting across the tank to filter feeders and fish.