Ocean Prime  2mm 50ml Copepods are a type of tiny crustacean zooplankton that is considered as the world’s largest bio-resource. Most aquatic species are dependent of copepods during parts of or their whole life cycle. They are eaten by fishes, larval fishes, corals, jellyfish, shrimps, filter feeders and many more. Ocean Prime...

Ocean Prime  500-700 microns 50g Note by Recif'Art : accepted by Anthias Tuka! Copepods are a type of tiny crustacean zooplankton that is considered as the world’s largest bio-resource. Most aquatic species are dependent of copepods during...

Displaycleaner for magnoclean mini

Cleaner pad for magnoclean

Spare wheels for magnoclean

Spare blades for Schuran magnoclean (plexiglas)

Spare blades for Schuran magnoclean (PE)

Schuran professionnal magnoclean mini - for glass up to  25mm The new MAGNOCLEAN is resistant share of two seawater. At the inner part are mounted in-replaceable PE blades, which are under the entire attraction. The outer part of the device is equipped with a handle, which facilitates the guiding of the magnetic cleaner. To reduce friction...

Copper test Salifert

Silicate Test Salifert Silicate occurs especially in tap water or in purified water when the RO or DI unit is not functioning properly. Silicate not only results in diatom bloom but might also block some essential trace elements such as vanadium and molybdenum. Salifert offers a very sensitive and accurate silicate test kit. Silicate content can be...

Ammonia (NH3) Test Salifert 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...

Magnesium test (mg) Salifert Magnesium is present in NSW in a fairly high concentration (1300 - 1400 mg/L). Magnesium is an essential part of chlorophyll, which is necessary for photosynthesis. Without photosynthesis plants, including algae and the corals, which we usually have in our aquariums, would not be able to live.