Seachem is getting into the rock bonding business with their new aquavitrobond. Aquavitro® bond™ is a unique low melting temperature adhesive plastic. bond™ can be used to secure coral to rockwork or to fuse rockwork together for more stable foundations in reef aquaria. bond™ is completely [...]
Many of you probably know that Seachem is producer of the aquavitro line of aquarium products that is sold exclusively to brick and mortar retail stores but did you know they just came out with two new phytoplankton supplements for your corals? The two new products are called phytogen and [...]
Testing for phosphates is very important in the aquarium environment. We have already reviewed ReefStatus Calcium and ReefStatus Magnesium tests, and the results were good; today we'll take a look at the Seachem phosphate Multitest. Phosphate Multitest Seachem As you can see in the [...]
This is the second review in our series on Seachem's new test kits; we began with a detailed review of their Calcium test , and today we will be talking about the combined test Magnesium, Carbonate and Borate. Seachem ReefStatus Magnesium Carbonate Borate As you can see from the [...]
Over the next few weeks, we will present to you and discuss in detail every single test from Seachem; today we will start with the most fundamental one for marine aquariums, Calcium. As you can see from the picture above, the test kit comes in a large, high-quality plastic storage container, [...]
There are products which you can't hep but fall in love with. Seachem Digital Spoon Scale is one of them. The scale can measure up to 300 grams of product, in increments of 0.1 g. The special spoon-shaped terminal holds its contents safely and securely; just be sure to switch it on and [...]
Back in February, Seachem debuted a brand new line of NutriDiet flake food, and eventually expanded that initial offering a few months later to include a much more tailored variety. Instead of just one marine flake, for example, the NutriDiet flakes grew to three. The expanded lineup included a [...]
When it comes to moving water around, old salt buckets and plastic water jugs have always been the go to containers. But they have always had a significant downside. Lids would fall off, water would splash all over everything, and you might even accidentally drop one on your foot and cause some [...]
