Nyos Active Elements 250ml
NYOS ACTIVE ELEMENTS strengthen the red, violet, and green hues of your corals.
Contains iron, potassium, cobalt, manganese, zinc, nickel, chrome, among other things
5ml per 100l per week. Start with around 50% of the recommended dosage.
Trace elements have an important function as essential building blocks of life. Natural sea water contains approx. 70 different trace elements. If the salt water aquarium is not sufficiently supplied with trace elements it results in e.g. degenerative growth, pale colours, or a loss of tissue in corals.
| Component | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Iron | Present |
| Potassium | Present |
| Cobalt | Present |
| Manganese | Present |
| Zinc | Present |
| Nickel | Present |
| Chrome | Present |
FAQ
What are the main benefits of Nyos Active Elements for corals?
Nyos Active Elements help strengthen red, violet, and green hues in corals by providing essential trace elements such as iron, cobalt, manganese, and zinc, which support healthy coral growth and coloration.
How much should I add to my aquarium per week?
The recommended dosage is 5ml per 100 liters per week. It is advised to start with around 50% of this amount to avoid over-supplementation.
Can I use this product if my aquarium water is regularly changed?
Regular water changes alone are not sufficient to correct trace element deficiencies. Nyos Active Elements supplement the water with essential minerals that may be depleted over time.
Joan Mills –
My corals have shown much better coloration since I started using Nyos Active Elements. The red and violet tones are now vibrant and the growth seems more active. I follow the recommended dosage and have seen noticeable improvement in just a few weeks.
Blake Carr –
I used this product after noticing my corals were turning pale. After adding it at half the recommended dose, the colors started to brighten up. It’s a simple solution for maintaining coral health.
Heather Ogden –
The product is easy to mix and the results are visible within a couple of weeks. My green corals have regained their natural hue, and the overall health of the tank has improved.