Equo Vivido is a new product from the Italian company, and it focuses on ecological balance for both freshwater and marine aquariums. At a first sight, Equo Vivido looks very interesting. Its task is to affect the chemical and physical conditions that bring the aquarium out of balance; it [...]
Equo has released a supplement line, called Coral Reef 1, 2, and 3, suggested for a correct maintenance of a marine aquarium concerning triad and chemistry. The trio includes micronutrients, trace elements, and mineral salt supplements. Each product has the expiration date and batch [...]
Garlic is a good ally against parasites and it supports the health of marine and fresh water fish. Equo Allium is the product that Equo designed for just those purposes. The scientific name of garlic is Allium sativum, which is how Equo chose its name, and it is a bulbous cultivated plant, part [...]
Menu Spirulina is the granular feed created by Equo for herbivorous fish. A few days ago, we talked about the vegetal feed Seaweed Extreme, released by Hikari, and today we have a chance to review the Italian [...]
Here is an interesting new product by Equo: Remover NH3. Remover NH3 was first presented in May of 2016 at the Nuremberg Interzoo, and today, we finally have some samples, which we will use for starting our marine aquarium. Our hope is that, through the use of this product, we will be able to [...]
We visited the Equo booth at Nuremberg Interzoo this year – this Italian company has introduced lots of great ideas and new products over the past year and the public’s response has been overwhelmingly positive. Even we here at Reefs.com have reviewed some of the new Equo products [...]
Equo recently introduced an interesting new product at Interzoo: Nutrobact, a nutrient based on carbon for denitrifying bacteria which helps the complete denitrification; very important for both freshwater and marine [...]
Italy’s Equo S.r.l. has just released a new filter material, the Remover Po4 & SiO2. The product is designed to solve the phosphate and silicate troubles that many marine and freshwater aquarium owners face, and is listed by the company under “filter materials and [...]
