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Red Sea Trace Colors D - Bioactive Elements Supplement Aquatic Supplies Australia

Red Sea Trace Colors D - Bioactive Elements Supplement

by Red Sea
CODE RED286
Save 26% Save 38%
$32.00
$32.00 - $189.00
$32.00
$20.00
$20.00 - $139.00
$20.00
Availability:
2 in stock.
Availability:
1 in stock.
Size: 500ml

BIOACTIVE ELEMENTS SUPPLEMENT

TRACE COLORS D
Trace element supplement that promotes the Purple/Blue colors in corals

Previously known as Coral Colors and Reef Colors

Blend of 18 essential trace elements

BIOACTIVE ELEMENTS Supplement is part of the complete range of complementary major, minor and trace element complexes which together provide the needs of corals.

These 18 elements (out of all the trace elements in NSW) participate in the metabolic processes inside a coral’s skeleton and soft tissue, one of them being the production of the purple/blue pigments in the soft tissue of corals.

For best results in displaying Red Sea’s Coral Colors D use in conjunction with Red Sea’s NO3: PO4– X.

BIOACTIVE ELEMENTS SUPPLEMENT

TRACE COLORS D
Trace element supplement that promotes the Purple/Blue colors in corals

Previously known as Coral Colors and Reef Colors

Blend of 18 essential trace elements

BIOACTIVE ELEMENTS Supplement is part of the complete range of complementary major, minor and trace element complexes which together provide the needs of corals.

These 18 elements (out of all the trace elements in NSW) participate in the metabolic processes inside a coral’s skeleton and soft tissue, one of them being the production of the purple/blue pigments in the soft tissue of corals.

For best results in displaying Red Sea’s Coral Colors D use in conjunction with Red Sea’s NO3: PO4– X.