Supplements

NeoPhos | Balanced Phosphorus Source for Phosphorus-Limited, Low-Nutrient Reef Aquaria Overview Used in conjunction with MICROBACTER7 and REEF ...

Calcium (Ca) along with Alkalinity (Kh) get consumed by corals daily.  This consumption needs to be replaced to avoid corals losing color and grow...

  Acid Buffer™ is a non–phosphate buffer to lower pH and buffer with Alkaline Buffer™. Both buffers are designed for the planted aquarium or for v...

Prime® is the complete and concentrated conditioner for both fresh and saltwater. Prime® removes chlorine, chloramine and detoxifies ammonia. Prim...

Calcium reactors have evolved into several types that require different media sizes. Because of this we now offer ARM™ Coarse for rapid upflow type...

Control Green or Brown Water in your Reef, Nano, or Seahorse Aquarium Use Dr.Tim's Re-Fresh in your reef, nano, or seahorse aquarium to control bro...

ONE HUGE BLOCK -GREAT FOR LARGER TANKSSea-Lab Formula 28 is a mixture of naturally occurring buffer compounds that maintains natural ocean concentr...

MECoral Magnesium (Mg)  powder is pre-measured to make a gallon liquid solution when mixed with RODI water.  MECoral uses only Pharmaceutical grad...

Mineral Mud - CaribSea's Mineral Mud is a unique blend of sediments that duplicate tropical fringing coastal mangrove environments. Mineral Mud par...

Scale back on the cleaning with help from Cobalt Aquatics Ultra Carbon Quick Acting Granulated Carbon. This low-density, high-capacity granulated ...

Help keep your sensitive underwater sidekicks’ environment healthy with Cobalt Aquatics Total Reef Aquarium Pollutant Removing Resins. This clean...

Dr Tim's Aquatics Waste-Away is a unique combination of bacteria that attack and dissolve organic wastes in the aquarium quickly. Even with proper ...

Dr Tim's Aquatics Waste-Away is a unique combination of bacteria that attack and dissolve organic wastes in the aquarium quickly. Even with proper ...

KALK can be added to RODI topoff water at the rate of 2 tsp per gallon. Some like to start at 1 tsp per gallon and adjust upward. Even if we decide...