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Phosphate (PO4)

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Though natural sea water has a major constituent of phosphates, they are of no good in a closed reef aquarium setting. Even if phosphate is present in a reef tank in low concentration, they can spur algae growth and slow coral calcification. If by chance their concentration increases in a reef tank, algae can enormously capture the aquarium and corals can virtually stop growing, and even start to recede. When you are shedding bucks on getting algae removed from tank, it is important that you check on the reason behind their growth. It is most probable that you tank has phosphates that are inviting the algae to dominate your tank.

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  • FOWLR Deluxe Saltwater Test Set (HI98319, 781, Salifert PO4)

    FOWLR Deluxe Saltwater Test Set (HI98319, 781, Salifert PO4)

    Salifert

    $129.99
    Hanna Salinity/Temperature Checker - HI98319 Salinity/Temperature Meter - Each meter is supplied with: CR2032 battery (inside the meter), Storage / Protection sleeve, Instruction manual, Quality certificate, and 35.00 ppt calibration standard sachet (4...
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  • PhosBond (4 L) - Seachem

    PhosBond (4 L) - Seachem

    Seachem

    $121.33
    PhosBond™ is a revolutionary new product that combines the phosphate removing capabilities of both aluminum oxide and granular ferric oxide into a singular material forming a synergistic effect. It rapidly removes phosphates and silicates from...
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