Additives

Epoxy resin based underwater adhesive
Colour : violet 113,4 gr (4 oz)

Nitrite (NO2) is a chemical nitrogen compound and contains nitrogen as major constituent. The majority of nitrite in the aquarium reacts to nitrate (NO3) as a result of nitrification. Nitrification refers to the bacterial oxidation of ammonium (NH4) and ammonia (NH3) to nitrite (NO2) and subsequently to nitrate (NO3).

Potassium is a chemical element with the element symbol K

A potassium shortage typically leads to a reduction or a complete stop of coral growth.

Iron is a chemical element, with the element symbol Fe.

Iron is a trace element that is indispensable to life for almost all species, in animals especially for the formation of blood.

Ammonium (NH4) and ammonia (NH3) are chemical compounds.

Ammonium (NH4) reacts to very toxic ammonia (NH3) in case of high pH values and elevated temperatures (typical for salt water aquariums). Ammonia is a chemical compound consisting of nitrogen and hydrogen and is created during the natural decomposition of dead plants and animals as well as animal excrements.

The pH value represents the acidity (alkalinity) of water. The pH value is a measure for the acid or alkaline character of an aqueous solution.

pelletized activated carbon (250 gr)

Calcium/Magnesium/KH stabilizer
for reef aquariums - 250ml

Concentrated mixture of dormant bacteria
for reef aquariums - 50ml

liquid and solid coral foods
50 ml

Polyblab Reeffuel bacteria booster - 500 ml bottle

Concentrated,
ionically balanced alkali solution - 250 ml.

Special blend of carbonates,
borates and bicarbonate salts - 250 ml.

organic magnesium complex
250 ml

Organic calcium complex
250 ml

Organic potassium solution -
250 ml

Planta1 - 250 ml
Periodic fertilizer

Planta2 - 250 ml
Weekly fertilizer

Extra Trace with chrome
25 ml. for 12.500 lt.

Highly concentrated KH supplement - 500 ml
+ma Mineral additives Line

SPS food -
100 ml

Fertilizer
Advanced Formula - 250 ml

Fertilizer
Advanced Formula - 500 ml