Seachem has released their new “high end” additive line called aqua vitro. I must say they did a great job on the packaging and labels and it’s got me considering trying them out. Of particular interest is fuel and vibrance.
Fuel is described as a “comprehensive carbohydrate, vitamin, amino acid, polyunsaturated fatty acid and trace element […]
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Seachem has released their new “high end” additive line called aqua vitro. I must say they did a great job on the packaging and labels and it’s got me considering trying them out. Of particular interest is fuel and vibrance.
Fuel is described as a “comprehensive carbohydrate, vitamin, amino acid, polyunsaturated fatty acid and trace element supplement developed to address nutritional requirements commonly associated with corals.” Perhaps a relabled Reef Plus, but it caught our eye and may be useful for those looking for an inexpensive amino acid supplement, which we get into here.
Vibrance is a potassium iodide supplement. We currently dose 3 drops a day of ESV potassium iodide and will give Vibrance a shot when we run out. They call it the most stable iodide supplement available.
For more info, you can read SeaChem’s literature in PDF Form here.
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Sexy packaging…. I thought their comments about most buffering products are unbalanced and have a pKa of 8.0, and as a result a reef tank will tend to run at 8.0, but theirs is pKa of 8.6 so it’ll be easy to maintain a pH of 8.6. They don’t mention borate at all, which many of their other products depend upon for buffering capability…..
Hey Matt,
Not sure how we missed this on. Yes we agree about the borate. Perhaps SeaChem will include this in future literature (hint, hint).
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