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Kent Marine Essential Elements
Description
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Replaces biologically important trace minerals. Does not contain phosphates, nitrates or gluconates. For reef and marine aquariums.
- - Replaces biologically important trace minerals
- - Does not contain phosphates, nitrates or gluconates
- - For reef and marine aquariums
- - Made in the USA
Specifications
| SKU | 347639 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Kent Marine |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Item Dimensions
| Volume | 8 FZ |
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If you are not completely satisfied with this product, simply return the unused portion with cash register receipt to: Kent Marine Guarantee 9675 S. 60th Street Franklin, WI 53132. 1-800-255-4527.
Caution: Not for human consumption. Do not taste, swallow or breathe. Do not mix with household chemicals. Keep out of the reach of children. Add 5 mL (1 tsp) per 50 gallons of aquarium water every 1 to 2 weeks, depending on the amount of water changes performed. With frequent water changes, then add every 2 weeks. If not, then add weekly. Add immediately after carbon use.
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Questions
can i feed my mushroom coral Kent Marine Essential Elements?
- Thank you for your question pinkgirl07. You would not typically feed mushroom corals this type of product. It is a trace mineral supplement for replenishing the trace mineral composition of the water. The mushrooms will utilize some of the trace minerals in it but is not meant as a “food” to be fed to them. There are a few different types of mushroom corals that are commonly kept and the majority absorb nutrients from the water column. There are some such as rhodactis (fuzzy) mushrooms that can feed that way but also will capture prey of various sizes.
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