Additives

Key Features

Equal part dosing

CALCIUM + TRACES

ALKALINITY + TRACES

MAGNESIUM + TRACES

Contents should run out at equal time

Hook up to dosing pump easily

Extremely concentrated

Specifications:

Traces separated in different bottles based on consumption:

Iron, manganese copper zinc nickel chromium cobalt, barium strontium, potassium, boron, bromide, strontium

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- Soft Coral / LPS System - 3ml per 100L of tank volume per day
- Mixed Reef System - 6ml per 100L of tank volume per day
- SPS Dominant System - 12ml per 100L of tank volume per day

Key Features

An insoluble, inorganic binder that provides improved skimming function by binding to organic waste and thereby removing unwanted large elemental particles in the tank.  Used regularly it will help keep your marine tank water clear and clean. Basically, it makes your skimmer much more efficient in removing organic waste from your marine aquarium. Best used with the Great White Skimmer

Dosing requirements:Shake well before use. 1 drop / 100L of tank water, twice weekly.   Increase to 3-4 times weekly in a heavily stocked aquarium.

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Always read the label carefully and never expose your corals to more than 2ml per 100L of aquarium water in an established tank.

Zeolite can absorb ammonia and other nitrogenous compounds and when used appropriately can quickly help reduce phosphate and nitrate in marine aquarium systems. It also has a micro-porous structure which makes it a very suitable environment for anaerobic bacteria.  It is best used in a reactor, or can be used in filter bags in the sump as close as possible to the return outlet.  Perfect for those looking to remove unwanted aquarium water elements and lower system nutrients in any marine aquarium or those wanting to maintain an ULNS (Ultra Low Nutrient System). 

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Care must be taken not to remove the phosphate/nitrate too quickly and shock the corals.  It is recommended to rinse the zeolite in freshwater before placing into a reactor or filter bag in your marine aquarium.