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Maine Reef Aquarium
Store & The Largest Soft Coral Aquaculture
Facility In The USA! |
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"Reefers
Grow Their Own" ™ |
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Salt:
Tropic Marin Reef Salt -
Used Exclusively at AquaCorals!
To Mix: Apply 1/2 cup salt per gallon of freshwater (Kent RO filtered
is best).
This is approximate!
Always check salinity with a refractometer!
There are lots of different salt choices but only one meets the AquaCorals
standard. Once I started using this salt it eliminated the need to
dose trace elements! Think of salts like cereal. You have children & can
only feed them "Captain Crunch" or "Total". Which will it be folks?!
:c)
Available:
On-line & In-Store |
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Available:
On-line & In-Store
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The revolutionary new synthetic sea salt
which combines maximum purity in terms of its components with the
protective and growth-promoting action of bioactive substances naturally
found in the sea. They form effective protection for the mucous
membranes of the fish whose improved health is clearly reflected in
their increased levels of mating and reproduction.
Corals respond by displaying even brighter and more vibrant colors. The
extent to which both stony and leather corals enlarge and open their
polyps is unprecedented. Indications of the improved conditions seen in
the corals are greater growth and stronger tissue. They build up
reserves which strengthen them and make them less sensitive to
unavoidable fluctuations in their surrounding conditions.
At the same time BIO-ACTIF SEA SALT encourages the breakdown of
pollutants in the water which is evident in the brilliant clarity of the
water after every change. Regular use of BIO-ACTIF SEA SALT maintains
optimized conditions at a consistent level over the long term.
It is never too early to add Tropic Marin BIO-ACTIF SEA SALT to the
aquarium and, if added when the tank is filled for the first time, it
will guarantee healthy microbiological development from the outset and
the best possible preparation of the water before the aquarium is
stocked with fish and corals. This effect is revived and prolonged each
time the water is changed. Changing up to 15% of the water on a weekly
basis will sustain the quality of the water at a level which is
conducive to the well-being of fish, corals and other invertebrates. |
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