Product Description
Size: 4.5" x 3"
Magnets: N52 Neodymium Magnets ( 1 pair )
Frag quantity: 8 small 1inch frags / 5 Large 1.5inch frags
Reefing Art recommend for up to 5/8" thick glass for max security.
WYSIWYG
This Reverse Bleeding Apple Scolymia has a bright red base and streaks of green.
An excellent centrepiece for any reef.
This is the exact coral that you will be receiving!
WYSIWYG
This Reverse Bleeding Apple Scolymia has a bright red base and streaks of green.
An excellent centrepiece for any reef.
This is the exact coral that you will be receiving!
THIS PRODUCT IS PICK UP ONLY.
Product Description
River Slate Stone is a dark gray aquascape stone with a flat layered texture and slight color variation. This stone adds visual interest to an aquascape. 3-10" mixed sizes simulate a lake or river environment and are also suitable for creative layouts that require stacking or building, such as caves, rock bridges, etc. The flatness and lack of sharp edges make it ideal as a breeding substrate for some fish that like to nest. Its stable properties make it safe and friendly to aquatic life as it does not release carbonates.
Sold by kilo
Product Description
Size: 1/4" RODI tubing PSITested to 500 PSI Price is per metre, please select the quantity in metres.uits all RODI units, fridge and filter kits using 1/4" tubing Australian Standard Approved for indoor undersink use.
Sell in per meter
Product Description
Interchangeable with most residential/aquarium RO or RO/DI systems.
Bundle set included:
- Membrane for RODI systems, 100 gallons per day x 1
- RODI Standard (1.0 Micron) Sediment Filter x 1
- Carbon Block Filter Cartridge x 1
Product Description
Interchangeable with most residential/aquarium RO or RO/DI systems.
- Graduated sediment removal- Excellent for use in areas with extremely high sediment levels- Near absolute micron rating- Proprietary center core for added strength- Longer life cycles- Greater particulate holding capacity- Consistent filtration even at high differential pressures- 100% polypropylene construction- Cartridge free of surfactants, binders and adhesives- Negligible extractables- Meet USP - XXIII Class VI Plastics Requirements
Two size available: 1.0 Micron or 5.0 Micron to choose from.
Product Description
Rowaphos is the leading phosphate removal media for marine and reef aquariums. Rowaphos will not leach any phosphates back into the water.
RowaPhos is a unique man made ferric hydroxide material specifically produced for efficient removal of phosphates, arsenic and silicates from fresh and salt water, having initially been developed in Germany for treating mains water supplies. As such it should not be confused with natural materials, which are generally based on aluminium oxide, (zeolite).
RowaPhos is manufactured using a Patented process which makes it physically and chemically completely different to the vast array of other iron based media which have sprung up to ride on the sucess of the Rowa product. Most of these products are iron oxide based and have a higher capacity for phosphate than aluminium based medias but do not touch the engineered properties of RowaPhos.
In an independent series of tests carried out by the Berlin Technical University on the five most commonly used phosphate removers at the time, RowaPhos was found to be the most efficient in removing phosphate from water. Other medias tested reached only to 30 – 40 % of its removal capacity by weight. Additionally RowaPhos was found to continue to remove phosphates at lower concentrations and had a higher maximum holding capacity.
Product Description
For Fresh and Saltwater
Ammonia and ammonium are substances which should be converted rapidly into nitrite followed by nitrate and nitrogen gas.If this does not happen then the aquarium is not fully cycled or biological processes are not proceeding as they should.The Salifert Ammonia test is very straightforward and measures the sum of toxic ammonia and ammonium in just a few minutes.The kit can perform approximately 50 measurements and can detect 0.5 ppm of total ammonia easily.
Product Description
Calcium is a major constituent of calcareous algae, skeletal material of hard corals and the skeletal needles of soft/leather corals. Calcium also fulfills many biological functions.Quite often a too low calcium concentration retards coral and calcareous algae growth.NSW contains 400 – 450 mg/L calcium. Which is also the value we should strive for. For a stable aquarium environment the fluctuation in calcium content should preferably not more than approx. 15 mg/L. This automatically means that the calcium test should be able to monitor comparable fluctuations.Conclusion:In a healthy aquarium growth and multiplication of corals, desired calcareous algae and other organisms results in calcium depletion. Because of the importance of calcium timely corrective measures would have to be taken. For that purpose a proper calcium additive together with an accurate test kit are required.Our calcium testis capable in resolving the calcium content in 10 mg/L steps. The color change is sharp and facilitates the detection of small but highly significant fluctuations in the calcium concentration. Salifert is the only one in offering a true accuracy and precision as claimed.The kit can perform approx. 50 - 100 measurements.Salifert's Coral Calcium additive is manufactured using a very special procedure. This results in a highly concentrated additive that not only makes calcium addition easy, it also avoids that the ionic balance is disturbed when used in combination with our KH + pH Buffer or any other sodium based buffer. Common additives, which contain only calcium chloride or improperly use of kalkwasser (calcium hydroxide), can upset the ionic balance resulting in aquarium water very different from NSW.
Product Description
Calcium alone cannot form the skeletal material of corals and allow calcareous algae to grow. Some other substances are needed as well. A few other constituents are carbonate and bicarbonate. These two substances also have a major impact on the stabilization of the pH in the proper range of 8.1 – 8.4. Such stabilization is also called buffering.
The total carbonate and bicarbonate concentration is also called carbonate alkalinity or carbonate hardness. The only difference between alkalinity and carbonate hardness is a conversion factor.
NSW has an alkalinity of approx. 2.7 meq/L or approx. 7.5 dKH when expressed as carbonate hardness.
For a stable system the alkalinity or carbonate hardness should have a value similar to NSW or slightly higher and should preferably not fluctuate by more than 5%. This means a maximum fluctuation of 0.14 meq/L or 0.4 dKH.
Therefore an alkalinity test kit should be capable in measuring in steps smaller than 0.14 meq/L.
Conclusion:
Since the major buffer components used for coral and calcareous algae growth are bicarbonate and carbonate, they should be added to correct any decrease in alkalinity or carbonate hardness.
A proper formulated buffer should function in such a way that the corrective measures results in a long lasting effect and should not upset the pH of the system. The alkalinity or carbonate hardness should be kept as stable as possible requiring highly sensitive and accurate means for testing.
The Salifert KH/Alk test is very straightforward. It measures in sufficient small steps of 0.1 meq/L or 0.3 dKH with a sharp color change. This makes detection of important yet small change possible.
The kit can perform approx. 100 - 200 measurements.
