Salifert Amino Coral

Saliferts Amino Coral contains all amino acids in the correct proportions just like in coral skeletons. All amino acids that have a negative effect on the stability and growth of the coral skeleton are ...

Salifert Amino Coral

The skeleton of corals is constructed with alternating layers of calcium carbonate and layers rich in amino acids. These amino acids perform many important functions. They stabilize the skeletal material, avoid transformation into a completely different crystal structure, and they also help decrease the negative effect of phosphate on coral growth. Minino acids also serve as food for most corals and beneficial bacteria. There is sufficient evidence that coral reefs have the desired Amino acids occur in the water itself and are deposited on freshly formed calcium carbonate. The type of amino acids in solution and their relative proportions show remarkable similarity to the amino acids in coral skeletons.

That is why it is very likely that corals find these amino acids from the surrounding water. The amino acids come from the many different life forms on coral reefs. In an aquarium system, the biodiversity of a giant reef is lacking and a lack of the correct amino acids can occur. .

Saliferts Amino Coral contains all amino acids in the correct proportions just like in coral skeletons. All amino acids that have a negative effect on the stability and growth of the coral skeleton have been omitted. Coralline amino acids give corals the ability to form a stable framework or skeleton.

The negative effects of phosphate have also decreased considerably. All ingredients are of pharmaceutical quality or better. This ensures that no unwanted elements are added to your valuable aquarium.

Instructions

Regular maintenance: Dose of 5 ml per 100 liters (25 gallons) once a week. Active ingredients: amino acids