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Phosphate Ultra Low Range Reagent HI774-25 Captive Bred and corals that require bite-sized

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Phosphate Ultra Low Range Reagent HI774-25 Captive Bred and corals that require bite-sizedThe HI774 Ultra Low Range Phosphate Checker is a cost effective way to measure phosphate in marine systems, including reef tanks. Excessive phosphate levels can prevent calcification, skeletal formation, and growth of many coral species, particularly those referred to as SPS or small polyp stony. In addition, high phosphate levels can cause nuisance algae growth in your reef tank. This can become problematic because algae often outcompetes sessile

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and corals that require bite-sized nutrition without sacrificing quality

Max Tank Thickness - 1

Simple to use and read

skeletal formation

Typically used by pharmaceutical companies to create ultra-pure water

Phosphate Ultra Low Range Reagent HI774-25 Captive Bred and corals that require bite-sizedThe HI774 Ultra Low Range Phosphate Checker is a cost effective way to measure phosphate in marine systems, including reef tanks. Excessive phosphate levels can prevent calcification, skeletal formation, and growth of many coral species, particularly those referred to as SPS or small polyp stony. In addition, high phosphate levels can cause nuisance algae growth in your reef tank. This can become problematic because algae often outcompetes sessile

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