Aquaforest Micro E

Boron is one of the trace elements found in the natural environment of corals. It takes part in the metabolism of calcium and accelerates the growth of coralline algae. Due to its properties, it positively influences the development of coral skeletons and improves coloration. Maintaining the appropriate level of boron increases the production of red phytopigments, which lead to more intense coloration of zooxanthella corals (yellow, orange and red).

• - Helps to maintain the proper concentration of boron
• - The highest quality product tested in a laboratory
• - Created in cooperation with the best chemists
• - Improves the color of corals
• - Accelerates the growth of calcareous algae and the calcification of skeletons

Component B is designed for complementing minor deficiencies of heavy metals in a marine aquarium. Contains: cobalt, copper, chrome, manganese, zinc, nickel, iron. Skimmer and filtration media tend to remove trace elements from the water of closed aquarium system, making micro nutrients supplementation necessary. The unique composition of the preparation ensures supplementing the water with heavy metals essential in the reef aquarium. Component B was designed based on the ratio of elements in natural seawater. Due to supplementation of crucial elements the corals will gain intense coloration and stay in fantastic condition.

Supplement containing concentrated iodine. In marine aquariums iodine is crucial for the general cell functioning and the transfer of nutrients between them. Iodine is constantly consumed by tank inhabitants, therefore, without supplementation its level drops quickly. Iodine is used by corals for synthesizing pigments which allow them to adapt to variable lighting conditions and protect the fragile coral tissues from UV radiation. Iodum intensifies dark blue and purple coloration of hard corals.

Barium is an element naturally occurring in seawater. Although the exact influence of barium on marine organisms is still unknown, it is consistently consumed within a closed aquarium and should therefore be replenished via supplementation in order to maintain seawater parameters consistent with those found in nature. Its supplementation is especially recomended in SPS dominant systems.

• - Designed for saltwater aquariums
  - Concentrated pure barium supplement
  - Mimics natural seawater conditions
  - Highly recomended for SPS dominant systems

Molybdenum is a naturally occurring element in seawater. It plays a key role in the transformation and binding of nitrogen, protein biosynthesis, and the biosynthesis of Vitamin C. Without proper levels of Molybdenum, marine organisms can suffer slowdown or complete inhibition of growth.

• - Ideal for saltwater aquariums
  - Concentrated pure molybdebum supplement to mimic natural seawater conditions
  - Key element for biosynthesis of protein and Vitamin C
  - Supports growth of marine organisms

Iron is one of the most important minor trace elements in reef aquariums, especially for corals and sea anemones. It greatly increases the respiration capabilities of algae, helping to increase the photosynthesis potential of plants and corals. Iron will also enhance green coloration in stony corals.

Iodum is a concentrated iodine supplement, a crucial element for general cell functioning and nutrient transport. This element plays key roles in health for marine invertebrates. Iodine is used by corals for synthesizing pigments which allow them to adapt to variable lighting conditions and protect themselves from UV radiation. It also intensifies dark blue and purple coloration in hard corals. For shrimp, appropriate iodine levels are important to support proper molting. Because this element is constantly consumed by marine tank inhabitants, it is important to supplement it regularly to keep levels as close to natural seawater as possible.

• - Designed for saltwater aquariums
  - Concentrated pure iodine supplement
  - Increases dark blue and purple coloration in hard corals.

Zincum is a concentrated zinc supplement, providing one of the most important seawater micronutrients to be dosed in your aquarium. Zinc is a necessary element for many enzymes that are responsible for protein metabolism, cell division, tissue repair, groth stimulation, and more. 

• - Designed for saltwater aquariums
  - Concentrated pure zinc supplement
  - Key element for protein metabolism, cell division, tissue repair, and growth

Chromium is a naturally occurring element in seawater that is quickly consumed by marine organisms in an aquarium system. This element plays an important role in the absorption and use of fatty acids in corals. When values drop too low, corals may experience slow growth and reduced food response. 

• - Ideal for saltwater aquariums
  - Concentrated pure chromium supplement
  - Naturally occurring in seawater
  - Important nutrient for coral growth and fatty acid absorption

The Aquaforest Starter Pack contains everything you need to set up a new reef aquarium. Designed to be an easy introduction to the comprehensive Aquaforest system, the kit includes salt mix, filter media, biofiltration, test kits, and additives that will help get your tank up and running quickly and without hassle-free. 

Aquaforest Kalium is a highly concentrated potassium supplement to support neurological functions, nutrient transport and strong pink/red coloration in corals. Usage of zeolites-based filtration media in the aquarium may lead to potassium deficiency. Therefore, regular and balanced use of Kalium is recomended to maintain a proper level of potassium in your reef system. The recommended level of potassium in the reef aquarium is 360-380 mg/l.

• - Assists with nutrient transport in soft corals
  - Strengthens pink and red coloration in SPS corals
  - Supports neurological functions in all corals

Aquaforest Strontium is a highly concentrated supplement of strontium and barium. Strontium, after calcium and magnesium, is one of the most important elements needed to accelerate the growth of stony skeletal structures in SPS and LPS corals. It supports the formation of hard coral skeletal tissue and significantly improves calcium absorption, while also being a essential nutrient for soft corals like gorgonians, zoas, and mushrooms.