ATI Essentials SPS Set 2x2700 ml Balling for marine aquarium

ATI® Essentials SPS is a highly concentrated, two-part system created for a perfect increase, optimal metabolism and intensive and expressive dying in reef aquariums with a predominance Coral SPS. Based on the experience based on tens of thousands of Laboratory Analysis ICP, the formula was constantly improved and optimized for years, which allowed to create a modern, advanced two-part system. Other features m.in.:

- providing all major elements: boron, bromine, calcium, fluorine, potassium, alkalinity, magnesium, sulfur, strontium.

- Basic complement to the necessary microelements without the risk of accumulation: cobalt, iron, iodine, lithium, manganese, molybdenum, nickel, rubid, selenium, vanadium, zinc.

- a clean inorganic KH component stabilizes the pH value at a higher level, which is particularly desirable in the case of sensitive corals

SPS.

- concentrations are adjusted so that both parts of the solution can be dosed in equal amounts.

- Individual match to the needs of your aquarium, to achieve a natural watership and avoid ion shift.

- Ready to use and approximately 3.6 times more concentrated than a classic two-piece Balling system. End with time-consuming preparation

solutions.

ATI® Essentials SPS consists of two components:

# 1 KH Complex:

Contains 27,000 ° DKH at 2,700ml (0.71gal) Bottle (10,000 ° DKH / L).

Contains trace elements: iron, iodine, selenium.

Contains the main fluorine components and sulfur stabilizing pH.

# 2 Calcium Complex:

Includes 200,000 Mg Calcium on 2.700ml (0.71gal) a bottle (74,000 mg Ca / L).

Contains trace elements: cobalt, liters, iron, manganese, molybdenum, nickel, rubid, vanadium, zinc.

Contains main ingredients: BOR, Brom, Potassium, Magnesium, Stront.

Dosage:

Dosage of equal or very similar amounts of both solutions. Recommended dosage (for each solution): 5-10 ml per 100 l (26 GAL) a day.

Dosage should correspond to daily consumption (KH) and calcium.

You can specify daily consumption, regularly measuring the level of alkalinity and calcium (eg using ATI® test kits or ATI® ICP laboratory analyzes).