LAQUAtwin probes by Horiba Scientific are mighty interesting
LAQUAtwin probes are a suite of water testing devices by Horiba Scientific which offer incredible potential. Using Ion Specific Eletrodes, the LAQUAtwin probes are fine tuned to test a myriad of water parameters, many of which are critical to reef aquarium function. Horiba Scientific’s LAQUAtwin probes are all ion specific, meaning they test just one Read More
Coral-shop releases Anthracite carbon and calcium reactor media
Coral-shop produces more than just acrylic filtration media, with chemical media playing a major role in the business. As the latest addition to these additives coral-shop is now releasing their own carbon and calcium reactor media. Seemingly not very interesting considering that there are already dozens of variations carbon and calcium reactor media on the Read More
Xenoxon mamiCA 500 is a mean looking calcium reactor
Xenoxon is a Hungarian company we previously covered for their array of colorful lights and power packed protein skimmers. The Xenoxon mamiCA reactor breaks the line however and is far removed from the bright and colorful aquarium products that call the same manufacturer home. Build out of black acrylic this Calcium reactor is mean looking, Read More
Royal Nature releasing stand-alone, dry compounds perfect for you Ballers
Royal Nature is now producing some stand-alone, dry compounds for your aquarium, a perfect addition for use in the Balling system or to keep specific balances in check. The Royal Calcium Chloride, Royal Magnesium Chloride and Royal Sodium Bicarbonate are all available in 4 kg containers. The Royal Calcium Chloride is a clean form of Read More
Continuum Aquatics calcium compounds are free of organics for all levels
When we brought you the news of Continuum Aquatics releasing a new lines of aquarium products we did get the question of what makes them different than other products on the market. Granted many reef aquarium products are similar and can come down to a brand preference or price, so when we looked at the Read More
Aquafim gets into the liquid dosing of Calcium, Iodine, Magnesium and Strontium
Aquafim is a company that gets very little airtime in marine aquarium circles but some new additives products from them might help change that. Now in addition to the Aquafim time-released dosing cubes, the firm is releasing four new bottles of marine aquarium additives which have a more immediate effect on water chemistry. Users of Read More
Coral-Shop expands test kit line again, adds a Sulphate and Potassium test kit
The premium Czech aquarium company Coral-Shop is at it again, once again expanding their test kit line. This time around a Sulphate and Potassium test kit were added, and the Calcium test kit was improved. Although Sulphate and Potassium test kits are nothing new and testing Sulphate and Potassium levels is not yet very popular outside Europe, we Read More
Warner Marine expands and improves additive line
Warner Marine, a company most known for their Skimmers recently completely re-did their additive line. Around 12 new products will be added including basic Trace Elements and Amino Acids. Beside the more standard additives some other products such as a bacteria concentrate and liquid phosphate remover will also be added to the Warner Marine additive line. Read More
DaStaCo calcium reactor is an automatic calcium dissolving beast
The DaStaCo calcium reactor is a sleek and automated reactor that comes with a central controller to keep everything on track. The DaStaCo calcium reactor’s central controller allows you to manage the flow control of the effluent, the supply of CO2 through the media and even sounds an alarm when you are running out of Read More
Aragonite Reactor Media no longer coral bones, but higher in Magnesium
You can kiss those coral bones goodbye because ever since a huge bust which seized countless tons of the stuff, the domestic supply of coral fingers has dwindled to nearly zero. One of the first and more prominent calcium reactor media in the US for years has been CaribSea’s aragonite reactor media. ARM has gone Read More