Vitalis LPS Coral Soft Pellets 1.5mm | LPS & Soft Coral Food (60g)

Vitalis LPS Coral Soft Pellets are slow-sinking, soft-textured pellets engineered to feed LPS corals (Acanthastrea, Frogspawn, Hammer, Torch, Goniopora), soft corals, anemones, and other reef-safe filter feeders. The soft texture lets polyps grasp and digest the pellet directly, while the tightly-bound formula stays intact in the water column to minimize tank pollution.

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• Soft-textured 1.5 mm pellets — easily captured and digested by LPS and soft coral polyps
• Slow-sinking action keeps food in front of corals long enough to feed
• Highly bound formula — pellets hold together and minimize impact on water quality
• Whole-ingredient profile rich in marine proteins, lipids, and natural pigments
• Reef-safe — suitable for LPS, soft corals, anemones, NPS corals, sun corals, and Goniopora

Target-feed directly to coral polyps using a turkey baster, pipette, or coral feeder, or broadcast a small amount with flow paused so corals can capture pellets in the water column. Pre-soaking in tank water for 10–20 seconds softens the pellet further and helps it stick to extended polyps.

Feed 2–3 times per week for a typical reef, or daily for high-energy feeders like sun corals, Goniopora, and dendros. Adjust quantity to what corals consume in a few minutes — remove anything left over.

• Coral feeders & pipettes — keep one on hand for spot-feeding hungry polyps
• Other coral foods — rotate proteins (oyster feast, reef roids, etc.) for variety
• Saltwater additives & supplements — keep alk/calc/Mg stable while feeding heavier

Will this pollute my reef tank?
Not when fed responsibly. Vitalis pellets are tightly bound and produce far fewer fines than crumbled flake. Feed only what corals can capture in a few minutes and remove leftovers — your skimmer will handle the rest.

How is this different from regular fish pellets?
Soft texture and slow-sink rate. Hard pellets fly past polyps before they can grab them; these are designed to be caught and digested by coral tentacles directly.

How long does a 60 g tub last?
For a typical mixed reef fed 2–3× weekly, a 60 g tub lasts several months. Once opened, store sealed in a cool, dry place to preserve oils and pigments.

Will my fish eat it too?
Yes — most reef-safe fish (anthias, wrasses, chromis, clowns) will happily pick up stray pellets. Target-feed corals first so they get their share.