ATI Essentials Mixed Reef 2x2700 ml Balling for marine aquarium

ATI® Essentials Mixed Reef is a highly concentrated two-piece system that provides excellent growth, optimal metabolism and characteristic coloring of coral in mixed raf. Based on the experience of tens of thousands of Laboratory Analysis ICP Formula ATI Essentials Mixed Reef was constantly optimized and improved over the years, providing the most modern two-part system. Other functions include:

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

- Basic providing the following necessary trace elements without accumulation: cobalt, iron, iodine, lithium, manganese, molybdenum, nickel, rubid, selenium, vanadium, zinc.

- # 1 KH Complex reduces nitrates and phosphates thanks to organic KH sources and therefore is ideal for mixed reef tanks with a greater cast of fish without the dominance of SPS coral.

- concentrations are adapted so that equal number of both solutions can be dosed. Individual adaptation to the needs of aquarium to obtain a natural composition of water and avoid ion shift in its composition.

- Ready to use and about 5 times more concentrated than a traditional two-piece balling. It does not require more tedious preparation.

ATI® Essentials Mixed Reef Set consists of two components:

# 1 KH Complex:

Includes 38 500 ° DKH for a 2,700 ml bottle (0.71 gallon) (14,250 ° DKH / L)

Contains trace elements: iron, iodine, selenium and main elements: fluorine and sulfur.

It has a reduction in nutrients

# 2 Calcium Complex:

Contains 270,000 mg calcium on a bottle of 2700 ml (0.71 gallon) (100,000 mg / L)

Includes trace elements of cobalt, iron, lit, manganese, molybdenum, nickel, rubid, vanadium, zinc.

Contains the main elements of Bor, bromine, potassium, magnesium, strontium.

Dosage:

Serve equal or very similar amounts of both solutions.

Guidelines for one solution: 3-7 ml per 100 l (26 gallons) a day.

Dosage should replace daily consumption KH and CA. Daily consumption can be determined based on aquarium water tests.