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The corals development by AquaForest: AF Build and AF Energy
AF Energy and AF Build are two new products of the AquaForest line directed to the corals’ growth and the food.
Seachem ReefStatus Calcium test kit – Review
After the presentation of the complete line a few weeks ago we are now beginning to discuss in detail about every single test, starting from the fundamental one for marine aquariums, Calcium (qui la recensione in italiano).
Elos Water Test Kit Ca Calcium
Calcium Reactor LGMAquari LGr701 SP – Complete Review
The calcium reactor LGMAquari LGr701 SP is the third reactor in a row that I’ve tried, thanks to the kindness of Geppy and Emanuela, owners of LGMAquari, who made a copy available to me to do a very thorough test.
It’s been 4 months since I installed the reactor into my tank, and now I can finally make a very thorough review.
New calcium reactor: LGr701 SP from LGMAquari
Some days ago it’s arrived the calcium reactor from LGMAquari, the brand new LGr701 SP.
In a couple of day I’ll put under my tank to perform an hard test, so I’ll write a complete review in a couple of month.
I have to thank Geppy and Manuela from LGMAquari that have sent the calcium reactor to DaniReef for this test.
Calcium Reactor Elos REA 120 Plus – the complete review
After writing in the last month of two calcium reactors Korallin C-1501 and C-3001, I am going to review another calcium reactor, the Elos REA120 Plus. With this reactor, I have replaced the previous largest Korallin and I used it on my 400 liter tank filled with hard corals, and I’ve tried using both arm and natural CaCO3 media.
Calcium reactors Korallin C-1501 e C-3001 – Complete Review
In my story of aquarium keeper I had a chance to try two Calcium reactors Korallin, the C-1501 and C-3001. Both into two different tanks. The C-1501 on a tank of 300 liters and the bigger C-3001 on a tank of 400 liters. Both tanks were full of hard corals (sps). I’ve tried using both arm and natural CaCO3 media. And I must say I was largely satisfied by their operation.
