Reef Foundation Program
Defines and maintains the correctly balanced levels of calcium,
magnesium and carbonates
Coral Coloration Program
Accurately replenishes the 31 minor and trace elements that enable corals to display their natural colors
Algae Management Program
Controlled reduction of nitrates and phosphates, prevents nuisance algae & enhances coral coloration
Marine Care Program
Ensures complete biological maturation and algae management
Marine Care Program
Ensures complete biological maturation and algae management
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Independent reviews
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Aiptasia-X
Reef-safe Aiptasia Treatment Kit
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Reef Base
Premium aragonite for
marine & reef aquariums
Independent reviews
Micron filter bags
A range of high quality, reusable aquarium filter bags
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MAX NANO
The complete Plug & Play® Open Top Reef System
MAX E-Series
The complete Plug & Play Open Top Reef System
MAX S-Series
The ultimate full size coral reef system
Red Sea REEF-SPEC
Red Sea MAX true REEF-SPEC for a successful reef
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Red Sea REEFER™ Peninsula Systems
Rimless reef-ready systems for advanced hobbyists
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Seawater Refractometer
High Accuracy Seawater Refractometer
Micron filter bags
A range of high quality, reusable aquarium filter bags
Liam Lovatt | MAX S-650
Reef Care Recipes | SPS Dominant
Reefing has interested me from an early age, because my dad was a professional diver and we lived in tropical areas. He often used to bring me interesting things from the sea or tell me interesting stories.
I started reefing around 20 years ago, back in the days of Tufa Rock and Undergravel Filters, where you were lucky to keep a tube worm alive for longer than 6 weeks. Back then it was all about the fish for me, with very little information about corals.
After quite a few glass boxes with rusting metal lids and External/Undergravel Filters, I found the Red Sea range of tanks. I decided It was time to stop killing corals! The first step was to get a good understanding of what they needed. At around the same time, decent affordable lighting and better coral information was becoming readily available online.
I spent many hours using the search function on forums but the thing that really made me understand what corals need to flourish was Red Sea’s Reef Care Recipes. As soon as I got my head around the basics, it all seemed to fall into place. I now had the confidence to splash out on more expensive corals. The corals grew so fast I quickly upgraded from a Red Sea 130 to a Red Sea 250, before arriving at this Red Sea MAX S-650.
Here is my Red Sea Reef Recipe:
