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Aqua Medic Mega Mag 2 Cleaning Magnet
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For glass up to 3/4" thick.
Mega Mag glass cleaners are completely sealed and corrosion protected and are suitable for use in fresh and saltwater aquariums. The large cleaning surface makes for quick and easy use, while the construction of the body with its slender extended edges facilitates cleaning the most difficult areas. The cleaning pads of the inner magnet and the felt pads of the outer magnet can easily be replaced. A cord can be fixed to the inner magnet enabling it to be easily retrieved from the aquarium. Mega Mag glass cleaners contain extremely strong neodym magnets and have to be handled with care.
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Chem Marin Stop Parasites, 32 oz
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Natural marine parasite cure. Does not contain copper.
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Coralife 2-Lamp VHO Electronic Ballast Kit
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- Operates two 60" 140W or two 72" 160W VHO lamps
- Lamps are not included
- For retrofitting an existing aquarium canopy. End caps are pre-wired
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E.S.V. Bromide Fluoride 16 oz
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E.S.V.'s Bromide Fluoride Supplement conservatively adds important major ions which can be depleted via calcification and biological organic synthesis. Fluoride is concentrated in coral skeleton and may play an important role in calcification. Some marine organisms use bromide to synthesize organic anti-microbial compounds which may enhance their ability to resist disease. Bromide, like iodide, is also highly concentrated in many marine algae. Any export of these algae from the system, such as harvesting algae filters and photosynthetic particulate removal via protein skimming, could result in depletion of bromide.
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E.S.V. Calcium Chloride 400 grams
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E.S.V. Calcium Chloride is a very pure anhydrous grade free of phosphates and nitrates. The advantage of using Calcium Chloride as a calcium supplement in marine aquaria is its very high solubility in water. This property allows the aquarist to rapidly adjust calcium concentrations to desired levels. The aquarist should be aware that Calcium Chloride does not add bicarbonate and carbonate ions to the system. Since most calcifying organisms require these ions in addition to calcium ions, the aquarist should monitor the alkalinity frequently when using Calcium Chloride and make the proper adjustments with a buffer additive. Calcium Chloride can directly reduce alkalinity by elevating the calcium ion concentration to excessively high levels and thereby initiate the precipitation of calcium carbonate from the water. This may or may not be visibly detectable, depending on the magnitude of precipitation.
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