Calcion Liquid calcio Broadcast Feeding: Add 1 ml

Broadcast Feeding: Add 1 ml (~20 drops) per 50 gallons of water in an area of rapid water movement daily

Complete source of the elements and molecules directly used by corals

making adjustments as needed

It is not unusual for pH to fluctuate throughout the course of 24-hours between seemingly wide-ranging values (i

in which the [Sr2+] spikes just after dosing and then gradually decreases throughout the course of the week

Calcion Liquid calcio Broadcast Feeding: Add 1 mlTechnical Background Calcium is one of the most prevalent ions in seawater, and is required for the formation of aragonite, the skeletal material of reef building invertebrates such as corals, clams, tube worms, and their respective allies. In seawater, calcium is present at a concentration of approximately 412 ppm; in reef aquaria, maintaining calcium within a range of 412 450 ppm will enable corals and other reef building invertebrates to grow