Al | Aluminium
Analysis
0.00 µg/l
Setpoint
0 - 60 µg/l
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| Unwanted heavy metals | Analysis | Setpoint | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Al Aluminium | Aluminium | 0.00 µg/l | 0 - 60 µg/l | |
| Sb Antimony | Antimony | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l | |
| As Arsenic | Arsenic | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l | |
| Bi Bismuth | Bismuth | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l | |
| Pb Lead | Lead | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l | |
| Cd Cadmium | Cadmium | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l | |
| Cs Caesium | Caesium | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l | |
| Ga Gallium | Gallium | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l | |
| In Indium | Indium | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l | |
| Cu Copper | Copper | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l | |
| La Lanthanum | Lanthanum | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l | |
| Hg Mercury | Mercury | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l | |
| Sc Scandium | Scandium | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l | |
| Ag Silver | Silver | 0.00 µg/l | 0.1 µg/l | |
| Se Selenium | Selenium | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l | |
| Te Tellurium | Tellurium | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l | |
| Ti Titanium | Titanium | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l | |
| W Tungsten | Tungsten | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l | |
| Sn Tin | Tin | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l |
Sb | Antimony
Analysis
0.00 µg/l
Setpoint
0 µg/l
As | Arsenic
Analysis
0.00 µg/l
Setpoint
0 µg/l
Bi | Bismuth
Analysis
0.00 µg/l
Setpoint
0 µg/l
Pb | Lead
Analysis
0.00 µg/l
Setpoint
0 µg/l
Cd | Cadmium
Analysis
0.00 µg/l
Setpoint
0 µg/l
Cs | Caesium
Analysis
0.00 µg/l
Setpoint
0 µg/l
Ga | Gallium
Analysis
0.00 µg/l
Setpoint
0 µg/l
In | Indium
Analysis
0.00 µg/l
Setpoint
0 µg/l
Cu | Copper
Analysis
0.00 µg/l
Setpoint
0 µg/l
La | Lanthanum
Analysis
0.00 µg/l
Setpoint
0 µg/l
Hg | Mercury
Analysis
0.00 µg/l
Setpoint
0 µg/l
Sc | Scandium
Analysis
0.00 µg/l
Setpoint
0 µg/l
Ag | Silver
Analysis
0.00 µg/l
Setpoint
0.1 µg/l
Se | Selenium
Analysis
0.00 µg/l
Setpoint
0 µg/l
Te | Tellurium
Analysis
0.00 µg/l
Setpoint
0 µg/l
Ti | Titanium
Analysis
0.00 µg/l
Setpoint
0 µg/l
W | Tungsten
Analysis
0.00 µg/l
Setpoint
0 µg/l
Sn | Tin
Analysis
0.00 µg/l
Setpoint
0 µg/l
| Macro-Elements | Analysis | Setpoint | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cl Chloride | Chloride | 19957.00 mg/l | 19500 mg/l | |
| Na Sodium | Sodium | 11012.00 mg/l | 10000 - 11300 mg/l | |
| Ca Calcium | Calcium | 453.00 mg/l | 415 - 520 mg/l | |
| Mg Magnesium | Magnesium | 1337.00 mg/l | 1320 - 1500 mg/l | |
| K Potassium | Potassium | 417.00 mg/l | 380 - 480 mg/l | |
| Br Bromide | Bromide | 51.00 mg/l | 64 mg/l | |
| B Boron | Boron | 5.00 mg/l | 4.5 mg/l | |
| F Fluoride | Fluoride | 0.39 mg/l | 1.3 mg/l | |
| Sr Strontium | Strontium | 16.00 mg/l | 8 - 12 mg/l | |
| S Sulphur | Sulphur | 901.00 mg/l | 900 mg/l |
Cl | Chloride
Analysis
19957.00 mg/l
Setpoint
19500 mg/l
Na | Sodium
Analysis
11012.00 mg/l
Setpoint
10000 - 11300 mg/l
Ca | Calcium
Analysis
453.00 mg/l
Setpoint
415 - 520 mg/l
Mg | Magnesium
Analysis
1337.00 mg/l
Setpoint
1320 - 1500 mg/l
K | Potassium
Analysis
417.00 mg/l
Setpoint
380 - 480 mg/l
Br | Bromide
Analysis
51.00 mg/l
Setpoint
64 mg/l
B | Boron
Analysis
5.00 mg/l
Setpoint
4.5 mg/l
F | Fluoride
Analysis
0.39 mg/l
Setpoint
1.3 mg/l
Sr | Strontium
Analysis
16.00 mg/l
Setpoint
8 - 12 mg/l
S | Sulphur
Analysis
901.00 mg/l
Setpoint
900 mg/l
| Li-Group | Analysis | Setpoint | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Li Lithium | Lithium | 416.00 µg/l | 200 µg/l | |
| Ni Nickel | Nickel | 4.00 µg/l | 5 µg/l | |
| Mo Molybdenum | Molybdenum | 33.00 µg/l | 12 µg/l |
Li | Lithium
Analysis
416.00 µg/l
Setpoint
200 µg/l
Ni | Nickel
Analysis
4.00 µg/l
Setpoint
5 µg/l
Mo | Molybdenum
Analysis
33.00 µg/l
Setpoint
12 µg/l
| I-Group | Analysis | Setpoint | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| V Vanadium | Vanadium | 2.00 µg/l | 0 - 3 µg/l | |
| Zn Zinc | Zinc | 15.00 µg/l | 0 - 5 µg/l | |
| Mn Manganese | Manganese | 3.00 µg/l | 0 - 3 µg/l | |
| I Iodine | Iodine | 98.00 µg/l | 30 - 90 µg/l |
V | Vanadium
Analysis
2.00 µg/l
Setpoint
0 - 3 µg/l
Zn | Zinc
Analysis
15.00 µg/l
Setpoint
0 - 5 µg/l
Mn | Manganese
Analysis
3.00 µg/l
Setpoint
0 - 3 µg/l
I | Iodine
Analysis
98.00 µg/l
Setpoint
30 - 90 µg/l
| Fe-Group | Analysis | Setpoint | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cr Chromium | Chromium | 0.00 µg/l | 0-1 µg/l | |
| Co Cobalt | Cobalt | 0.00 µg/l | 0-1 µg/l | |
| Fe Iron | Iron | 92.00 µg/l | 0-1 µg/l |
Cr | Chromium
Analysis
0.00 µg/l
Setpoint
0-1 µg/l
Co | Cobalt
Analysis
0.00 µg/l
Setpoint
0-1 µg/l
Fe | Iron
Analysis
92.00 µg/l
Setpoint
0-1 µg/l
| Ba-Group | Analysis | Setpoint | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ba Barium | Barium | 96.00 µg/l | 0 - 10 µg/l | |
| Be Beryllium | Beryllium | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l |
Ba | Barium
Analysis
96.00 µg/l
Setpoint
0 - 10 µg/l
Be | Beryllium
Analysis
0.00 µg/l
Setpoint
0 µg/l
| Si-Group | Analysis | Setpoint | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Si Silicon | Silicon | 108.00 µg/l | 0 - 200 µg/l |
Si | Silicon
Analysis
108.00 µg/l
Setpoint
0 - 200 µg/l
| Nutrient-Group | Analysis | Setpoint | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| P Phosphorus | Phosphorus | 49.00 µg/l | 6 - 23 µg/l | |
| PO4 Phosphate | Phosphate | 0.150 mg/l | 0.018 - 0.07 mg/l |
P | Phosphorus
Analysis
49.00 µg/l
Setpoint
6 - 23 µg/l
PO4 | Phosphate
Analysis
0.150 mg/l
Setpoint
0.018 - 0.07 mg/l
| Salinity | Analysis | Setpoint | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sal Salinity | Salinity | 35.284 PSU | 35 PSU |
Sal | Salinity
Analysis
35.284 PSU
Setpoint
35 PSU
We detected elements in your water that can be harmful for your tank.
More information about each element is listed below.
To remedy this we recommend carrying out 6 x 15% water changes Red Sea Salt (blue bucket), spread over 6 weeks
I
Your Iodine levels are slightly elevated.
Check for possible contamination source. To help you in your search for the source of error, we have listed the most common sources of iodine (sorted in descending order of frequency):
1. Trace element overdose / contamination
2. Contaminated salts
Monitor with future ICP-OES tests.
P
Your Phosphorus / phosphate levels are too high.
Check for possible contamination source. To help you in your search for the source of error, we have listed the most common reasons (sorted in descending order of frequency):
1. Overfeeding, especially with dry food or not washed-frozen foods
2. No Phosphate Remover in the system
3. Too much vegetable food
4. Too little flow, "Gammel corners" in the aquarium
5. Weak filtration / skimming
6. use of supplements to increase nutrients
Renew or increase PO4 media, feed less, wash frozen food, avoid dried foods (flakes or pellets)
Ba
Your Barium levels are slightly elevated.
Check for possible contamination source. To help you in your search for the source of error, we have listed the most common sources of Barium (sorted in descending order of frequency):
1. Phosphate iron-based (except ROWAphos or PhosBan)
2. Contaminated salts
3. Contaminated trace elements, in particular strontium
4. Dried fishfood
Monitor with future ICP-OES tests.
Use TRITON AL99 PO4 remover to remove Barium
Fe
Your Iron levels are too high.
Check for possible contamination source. To help you in finding the source of error, we have listed them the most common sources of iron (sorted in descending order of frequency):
1. Trace element overdose / contamination
2. Metals near or in the aquarium (as rusty clamps or screws)
3. Iron based Phosphate remover (too much flow in reactor)
4. Low pH in the aquarium
Mn
Your Manganese levels are slightly elevated.
Check for possible contamination source. To assist you in finding the source of error, we have listed the most common sources of iodine (sorted in descending order of frequency):
1. Trace element overdose / contamination
2. Contaminated salts
Monitor with future ICP-OES tests.
Zn
Your Zinc levels are slightly elevated.
Check for possible contamination source. Check for possible contamination source. To assist you in finding the source of error, we have listed the most common sources of zinc (sorted in descending order of frequency):
1. Contaminated trace elements
2. Hand Cream applied before working in the aquarium
3. Contaminated salts
To remedy this we recommend carrying out 6 x 15% water changes Red Sea Salt (blue bucket), spread over 6 weeks
V
Your Vanadium levels are slightly elevated.
Check for possible contamination source. To assist you in finding the source of error, we have listed the most common sources of vanadium (sorted in descending order of frequency):
1. Trace element overdose
2. Reef ceramics
3. Contaminated salts
Monitor with future ICP-OES tests.
Mo
Your Molybdenum levels are too high. This can lead to severe bacterial growth (Cyano, etc.).
Check for possible contamination source. To assist you in finding the source of error, we have listed them the most common sources of molybdenum (sorted in descending order of frequency):
1. Trace element overdose / contamination
2. Food
3. Contaminated salts
Li
Your Lithium levels are too high.
Check for possible contamination source. To help you in your search for the source of error, we have listed them the most common lithium sources (sorted in descending order of frequency):
1. Trace element overdose / contamination
2. Contaminated salts / contaminated magnesium salts
3. Artificial Rock/ Reef ceramics
4. Food
Br
Your Bromine levels are slightly low.
WARNING! Dosage only to be carried out by advanced reef keepers.
Due to the possible hazardous nature of dosing Bromine the dosage amounts include a safety factor to ensure that the risk of overdose is reduced. This may result in further dosing being required with subsequent ICP testing.
Please follow the directions on the Dose tab.
F
Your Fluoride levels are slightly low.
Please dose as recommended in the DOSE tab.
Very important for your aquarium
Mg
We have detected a lack of magnesium.
A magnesium dosage can have the following benefits for your aquarium:
- Essential for calcification
- Important for the development of healthy coral skeleton of SPS and LPS corals
To restore the natural value, please refer to our recommended dosage.
We recommend the corrective dosage be carried out over 2 days. For the first day the dosage should be 122.412g. On the last day please use 79.53g.
If you have the 1000ml version please visit this link to re-calculate your dosage.
Fine-tuning Level 1 ( Advanced )
Ni
Warning, dangerous element for the aquarium. Dosage for professional, experienced aquarists only!
A nickel dose may have the following advantages for your aquarium:
- Can improve the color image of coral
- Can improve the overall health of LPS and SPS corals
Attention, the concentration of nickel in natural seawater is so low that it can not be detected. If a dose is desired, begin with the recommended dosage listed below and test the value regularly in our laboratory. If nickel are detected, they have overdosed and should adjust the dose immediately. You can increase the dosage of nickel slowly until they see a positive effect.
We recommend the corrective dosage of 6.06ml for 1 day.
Cr
Warning: Potentially hazardous element for aquariums. For professional and experienced aquarists only.
Chromium dosing may provide the following potential benefits in reef aquariums:
1. May enhance coral coloration
2. May support calcification and therefore promote coral growth
Important: The natural concentration of chromium in seawater is extremely low and typically below detectable limits.
If you decide to dose chromium, start strictly with the recommended dosage listed below and regularly test your water through our laboratory.
If chromium becomes detectable in your test results, this indicates that the element has been overdosed and the dosage should be reduced immediately.
If desired, the dosage can then be increased very slowly over time until a positive effect is observed.
We recommend the corrective dosage be carried out over 33 days. For the first 32 days the daily dosage should be 0.1515ml.
Co
Warning: Potentially hazardous element for aquariums. For professional and experienced aquarists only.
Cobalt dosing may provide the following potential benefits in reef aquariums:
1. May enhance coral coloration
2. May support calcification and accelerate coral growth
3. May improve the overall health of LPS and SPS corals
Important: The natural concentration of cobalt in seawater is extremely low and typically below detectable limits.
If you decide to dose cobalt, start strictly with the recommended dosage listed below and regularly test your water through our laboratory.
If cobalt becomes detectable in your test results, this indicates that the element has been overdosed and the dosage should be reduced immediately.
If desired, the dosage can then be increased very slowly over time until a positive effect is observed.
We recommend the corrective dosage be carried out over 33 days. For the first 32 days the daily dosage should be 0.1515ml.
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1x Triton Reagents Magnesium 1000g
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1x Triton Reagents Fluorine 1000ml
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1x Triton Reagents Chromium 100ml
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