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SEACHEM Reef Trace | 4 L

Name: SEACHEM Reef Trace | 4 L
SKU: SCM-RTR-4L
Availability: InStock
ISBN: TRUE

₹11,990.00

Reef Trace:

Supplies a broad range of trace elements
Reef Trace may be used alone or in conjunction with Reef Plus
Reef Trace is nitrate/phosphate free

SKU: SCM-RTR-4L Category: Trace Elements & Minerals Tags: minerals, reef, reef trace, seachem, trace elements

Description

SEACHEM Reef Trace

Replenishment of a number of trace elements is required to maintain an environment ideal for the growth and reproduction of marine life, but while the importance of trace elements has been recognized by aquarists for many years, the physiological reasons are not fully understood. The chemical elements in seawater are varied, and, likewise their addition to the aquarium in trace quantities has varied effects on a variety of saltwater plant and invertebrate species. In general, though, these elements are important for metabolic processes and pigment formation.

SEACHEM Reef Trace supplies a broad range of trace elements demonstrated to be necessary for proper reef health and growth. Trace elements are normally depleted by utilization, oxidation and precipitation. The latter two processes occur more rapidly than with other micronutrients. This makes it important to restore trace elements on a regular basis. SEACHEM Reef Trace may be used alone or in conjunction with Reef Plus. Best results are obtained when both are used. SEACHEM Reef Trace is nitrate/phosphate free.

Additional Information

Directions

Use 1 capful (5 mL) for every 80 L (20 US gallons) twice a week. When using in conjunction with Reef Plus, dose on alternate days.

Ingredients

copper sulfate, cobalt sulfate, manganese sulfate, boric acid, sodium molybdate, zinc sulfate, rubidium chloride, nickel chloride, vanadium sulfate

Additional information

Brand	Seachem
Aquarium Type	Reef
Weight	4 L

FAQs

Is Reef Trace the same as Marine Trace with a different label?

A: No, the mineral content levels in Reef Trace are minerals more appropriate for corals and other inverts in a reef system, while Marine Trace is more appropriate for nutrient levels found to benefit marine fish.