Tropic Marin Elimi NP

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Reduces elevated nutrient levels in saltwater aquariums.

Areas of application:

  • Saltwater aquariums with increased nutrient levels
  • Aquariums with a high fish population and/or few consumers in the form of corals or algae
  • especially at high phosphate concentrations

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Tropic Marin Elimi-NP contains organic carbon in concentrated form. This stimulates the microbiology in the aquarium and ensures the increased incorporation of nutrients into additional biomass. Nitrates and phosphates are thus gently and effectively reduced.

Signs of high nutrient levels

In addition to the measured phosphate and nitrate values, darkened corals or increased algae growth in the tank and on the panes indicate that nutrient values ​​are too high. When assessing "too high", the ratio of nitrate to phosphate must also be taken into account. This should ideally be 100:1, for example 5 mg/l nitrate and 0.05 mg/l phosphate. An unfavorable ratio can often have a more negative effect than increased values ​​in the correct ratio. Therefore, always assess the nutrient values ​​in relation to one another and in connection with the appearance and behavior of your animals in the aquarium.

Recommended use of Elimi-NP

Ideally, dose the concentrate at the beginning of the lighting phase. Increased bacterial growth can lead to increased oxygen consumption - so dose very conservatively or aerate the aquarium additionally. In addition, keep an eye on the nutrient levels, especially phosphate, so that a limitation does not occur. It is not recommended to use it if there is an existing cyanobacteria problem, as their proliferation can also be promoted by carbon.

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Positive side effects of carbon dosing

Corals and other filter feeders consume the resulting bacteria as food and show an improved polyp appearance. The colors also become brighter and more vibrant.