Easy reefs Masstick, Adhesive Marine Fish Food

Self-Adhesive Marine Food for Finicky Fish and Marine Invertebrates

Easy reefs Masstick is a self-adhesive marine food designed for finicky fish and invertebrates, addressing the common challenge of reluctant eaters in marine aquariums. This unique food format sticks to rocks, coral skeletons, or glass, providing a grazing point for fish and invertebrates to feed at their own pace. Made from 100% natural marine-origin ingredients, it is blendable with various food types and can be used immediately or frozen for up to five weeks, making it a versatile solution for marine hobbyists and professionals alike.

Key Features

• Self-adhesive rehydratable powder that sticks to aquarium surfaces for hours without dispersing
• Made from 100% natural marine-origin ingredients, primarily freeze-dried crustaceans
• Blendable with mollusk pulp, crustacean pulp, fish eggs, artemia, mysids, copepods, and rotifers
• Enables ad libitum (free-choice) or rationed feeding depending on the portion applied
• Can be used immediately or frozen for up to five weeks, allowing for batch prep
• Available in five formats: 14g, 42g, 70g, 100g, and 1000g professional 

Ideal For:

• Marine hobbyists keeping finicky or difficult-to-feed species — mandarins, pipefish, seahorses, leopard wrasses, newly imported wild-caught reef fish — who need a food format that matches the fish's natural feeding behavior rather than asking the fish to compete for dispersed particles
• Reef keepers who need to administer oral medication to a marine fish and want a fixed surface delivery vehicle that a selective fish will willingly graze from
• Retail fish stores, public aquariums, and professional aquaculture facilities that maintain marine fish collections requiring consistent, reliable feeding across many tanks at scale

Pro Tips:

• Prepare Masstick in a sealed bag, not a bowl. Kneading from outside the bag keeps the mixture contained, allows thorough incorporation, and makes cleanup fast. The Easy reefs instructions specifically call for a small bag; follow this approach for consistent results.
• Place the prepared paste where the fish already spends time, not in open water. Masstick works because it stays in one place long enough for a slow or shy fish to locate it. That advantage disappears if the paste is pressed onto glass in an area the fish does not frequent. Observe where target fish hold position and place Masstick there; a specific rock face, the base of a coral, or the lower third of the glass near a preferred resting spot.
• Use the freeze method to build a ready-to-go daily supply from a single preparation session. Mix a full bag or measured portion of Masstick, portion it into daily feeding sizes in a small tray or individual sealed bags, and freeze. Each day, remove one portion and press it directly onto the target surface — no mixing, no measuring, no waiting. The five-week freeze window makes this approach practical for a full month of daily feedings from a single preparation session.

Choosing the Right Format:

Masstick comes in five formats. The formula is identical across all of them; what differs is packaging, quantity, and per-gram cost.