Fauna Marin Elementals TRACE Cu (Copper) 250 ml (15095)

Product no.: 125824

Fauna Marin Elementals TRACE Cu (Copper) 250 ml (15095)

• Copper is an essential element that is toxic even in small amounts in its free form.
• Natural seawater has values of up to 3 µg/l.
• In aquariums, however, it is usually complexed and deposited on surfaces, making it less bioavailable and therefore less toxic than is commonly assumed.

Dosage:

• 1 ml Elementals Trace Cu per 100 liters daily = +1 µg copper per liter

Dosage instructions:

• Maximum daily dose + 2 µg copper per liter

ELEMENTALS TRACE Cu is a highly concentrated copper solution for saltwater aquariums to individually compensate for existing copper deficiencies.

• The Elementals series is designed for use with regular ICP analyses. Fauna Marin ICP analyses help you to maintain your aquarium perfectly.
• In addition to the measured values, Fauna Marin ICP analyses also provide you with all the necessary dosage recommendations. In addition to the salts of the major elements calcium, magnesium, and carbonate hardness, we also offer a range of special trace elements that are essential in marine aquariums. Unlike major elements such as calcium, magnesium, or potassium, trace elements are elements that are present in seawater in concentrations lower than 1 mg/l. These include, for example, copper, chromium, manganese, and selenium, but also iron, iodine, and zinc.
• The function of trace elements can vary greatly. In the knowledge database on the Fauna Marin website, you will find an overview of the respective function of the individual elements. Trace elements can be contained in many different substances and thus also enter the aquarium water; However, despite the low concentration required in the water, a deficiency can cause significant problems. An adequate supply of all important trace elements is therefore essential for a healthy reef aquarium.
• Our single-element solutions consist of the purest raw materials, which are produced with the appropriate organic or inorganic compounds depending on the function of the elements.