Reef Factory Macro Minerals Sulphur (S) 1000ml

Reef Factory’s Reef Minerals consists of Base Minerals, Macro Minerals, Trace Minerals and Nutrients and is part of the Reef Factory Smart Reef 360 Method.

Smart Reef 360 Method:
Smart Reef 360 is a comprehensive method of managing a marine aquarium.
Thanks to the Smart Reef 360 method, running a marine aquarium has never been so easy and convenient for a hobbyist. It is an easy and safe way to achieve beautiful colours and faster growth of your corals.

Smart Reef 360 allows you to test water using any method you prefer, according to your needs. You can choose from a range of devices that automatically measure water (KH keeper Plus, Smart Tester pH meter, Thermo control, Thermo view, Salinity guardian), ICP-OES laboratory tests (testing for multiple elements at once), or Smart test kits.

Test results from all sources are entered into the Smart Reef application. In the parameters Panel or ICP panel, depending on the method you choose. The Smart Reef system prepares specific supplementation recommendations to maintain the best possible environment for the aquarium's needs. The final recommendations are then sent to dosing pumps that dose the right amounts of high-quality reef care products to achieve and maintain optimum parameters.

Sulphur (S)
Dosage: Adding 10 ml of Sulfur Reef Minerals increases the sulfur (S) level by 4 mg/L (ppm) in a 100 L marine aquarium.
The chemical composition of Sulfur Reef Minerals is designed to replenish sulfur deficiencies and sudden drops in seawater. Its use is safe and allows for a quick and effective increase in sulfur levels in the marine aquarium to its optimal value.

Benefits:
The proper and stable level of sulfur in a marine aquarium allows corals to build their skeletons properly and intensify their coloration. Research indicates that deficiencies in this element can impair the metabolic processes of living organisms.
Sulfur is involved in oxidative metabolism and plays a crucial role in the nutrition of zooxanthellae (symbiotic coral algae).
Sulfur is continually consumed in a closed aquarium system, and its level should be regularly monitored.