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Tropic Marin Reef Actif
Tropic Marin Reef Actif is made up of a mixture of natural organic substances of predominantly marine origin. The biopolymers in Tropic Marin Reef Actif bind excess nutrients and other pollutants and cause them to be degraded by specialised marine microorganisms. This promotes a natural marine microbiology in the aquarium and keeps the water extremely clear. By activating the microflora, numerous vitamins and other vital substances are added to the water in a completely natural way. Corals and bivalves open better and reveal all their rich colouring. The fish also benefit from the stable bacterial flora and the prebiotic effect - they develop robustly and show their vitality through flawless colouring and natural behaviour.
Tropic Marin Reef Actif performs a unique dual function as an absorber and bacterial nutrient in saltwater aquariums. In doing this it assumes a central function as the link between inorganic nutrients and the biological population in the saltwater aquarium. Tropic Marin Reef Actif is suspended in the aquarium water where it bonds with both nutrients and water contaminants, making them available as nutrients to bacteria and other animals that feed on dissolved organic material in the saltwater. These bonded nutrients make Tropic Marin Reef Actif even more valuable as a source of beneficial bacterial nutrition thus strongly promoting the reduction of water contaminants. Tropic Marin Reef Actif consists of long-chain molecules which can only be digested by specific organisms. This reduction is always gradual and insures that there is never any dangerous oxygen loss in the aquarium as can occur with many other types of bacterial nutrients. Among the organisms that can utilize Tropic Marin Reef Actif are the symbiotic bacteria which live in corals, sponges, tubeworms and many other filter feeding animals.
