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Tropic Marin Cycle & Dip

How to Cycle a Reef Tank & Protect Corals with Tropic Marin | Reefapalooza CA 2026

In this episode, Brian from Tropic Marin breaks down essential strategies and innovative products for building and maintaining a thriving reef aquarium. Learn how to proper start your tank's nitrogen cycle by inoculating your substrate with nitrifying bacteria using EcoStart Reef, ensuring a stable foundation for fish and corals. We also cover Tropic Marin's targeted coral supplements, including Phos-Start—a unique particulate coral food with beneficial bacteria designed to boost coral health and aid struggling frags. Finally, discover how to safely dip new corals for pests using Coral Spa (potassium-based) and treat disease with Coral Clean (iodine-based), plus a smart solution for using RO-free dilution water to achieve precise micro-dosing on smaller nano tanks without ruining your supplement chemistry.

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  • All For Reef (1000 ml) - Tropic Marin

    All For Reef (1000 ml) - Tropic Marin

    Tropic Marin
    $39.99
    Ready-to-Use Complete Reef Mineral & Trace Element Solution Streamline your reef tank maintenance and ditch the hassle of multi-channel dosing setups. Tropic Marin All-For-Reef (1000 ml / 1 Liter)...
  • Tropic Marin All For Reef Powder (800g)

    Tropic Marin All For Reef Powder (800g)

    Tropic Marin
    $47.99
    The Complete, All-in-One Reef Supplement — Makes 5 Liters of Dosing Solution Streamline your reef tank maintenance and eliminate the clutter of multi-part dosing with Tropic Marin All-For-Reef...
  • Coral Clean (250 ml) - Tropic Marin

    Coral Clean (250 ml) - Tropic Marin

    Tropic Marin
    $19.99
    New corals often introduce unwanted organisms, parasites and/or impurities into the aquarium, which can endanger the old coral population. Tropic Marin® Coral Clean reliably removes the most common...
  • Phos-Start (75g) - Tropic Marin

    Phos-Start (75g) - Tropic Marin

    Tropic Marin
    $24.99
    Tropic Marin® Phos-Start is based on the nutrient supply mechanisms seen in the natural coral reef environment. Insoluble, particulate excretions of fish or plankton supply corals with phosphate and...