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seachem’s aqua vitro line

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.

aquavitro

 

 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.

 fuel  vibrance

For more info, you can read SeaChem’s literature in PDF Form here.

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2 Comments

  1. Matt
    March 26, 2008 at 6:58 pm | Permalink

    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…..

  2. June 22, 2008 at 7:17 pm | Permalink

    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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