Tropical Marine Power Easy Anions – 1000 Ml

The 1000 ml container of Tropical Marine Power Easy Anions is a scientifically formulated supplementation for marine environments. The solution contains iodine and fluoride, which are essential for the healthy development of a wide variety of marine invertebrates such as sponges, tunicates, crustaceans and corals. Iodine contributes greatly to the metabolism of cells in many marine invertebrates, and is constantly depleting in marine aquariums due to consumption by aquatic inhabitants. It is also responsible for the brilliant blue colors of coral and the development of shellfish shells in shrimps and crabs. Flourine helps promote healthy processes during the calcification of stony corals. The solution helps to control the amount of zooxanthella in the tissues of coral, which helps to brighten their natural coloration. A small deficiency of these elements is not dangerous for corals, but it can affect their condition and inhibit their growth. In systems, where levels of nitrates (NO3-) and phosphates (PO43-) are undetectable for a long period of time, Marine Power Easy Anions will help you achieve attractive colors, specifically blues and pinks. A small deficiency of these elements is not dangerous for corals, but it can affect their condition and inhibit their growth. In systems, where levels of nitrates (NO3-) and phosphates (PO43-) are undetectable for a long period of time, Marine Power Easy Anions will help you achieve attractive colors, specifically blues and pinks. Marine Power Easy Anions has been formulated to complement the Marine Power Easy Cations, therefore we recommend using these products together.

Dosage:

In order to maintain healthy levels of iodine and fluorine, add 20 ml (one full cap) per 100 l of water every 4-5 days. Due to the fact that the excess of iodine and fluorine may be harmful to the inhabitants of the aquarium, the recommended doses should not be exceeded. In natural reef waters iodine is about 0.06 mg/l (at salinity of 35 ppt). In a marine aquarium, the iodine level should not exceed 0.1 mg/l. In natural sea water fluorine does not exceed 1.4 mg/l (at salinity 35 ppt). In the aquarium, the fluorine level should be kept below 2 mg/l.