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This two-part calcium and alkalinity maintenance system adjusts calcium, magnesium, and strontium ions to Natural Seawater ratios, and achieves a balanced ionic residual. Makes replenishment of calcium and alkalinity easy.

Advanced Zooplankton Diet
Net Wt. 30g

A Natural Planktonic Food for Filter Feeding Marine Invertebrates.

ZoPlan is a blend of dried crustaceans and other sea creatures in a size range that makes it an ideal food for marine invertebrates such as soft and stony corals, gorgonians, seafans, anemones, cerianthids, zoanthids, hydrozoans, clams, and other filter feeders. Also a food for fishes that feed on zooplankton.

Give them their favorite food and watch them grow!

• Rich source of vitamins, pigments, amino acids, and essential fatty acids.
  
• Contains particles of a wide range of sizes, from less than 10 microns to more than 250 microns.
  
• For filter-feeding invertebrates.
  
• For zooplankton-eating fishes.
  
• Low moisture means concentrated nutritional value.
  
• Long Shelf life.

What are zooplankton?

Zooplankton are floating and weakly swimming animals that drift with the movements of water-masses. Along with phytoplankton they form the base of the food chain upon which all aquatic creatures ultimately depend. Zooplankton include many types of animals, from single celled protists and tiny, shrimp-like crustaceans such as copepods, ostracods, mysids and euphausids, to the eggs and larval stages of other crustaceans, mollusks, worms, echinoderms, and fishes. Crustaceans are the main group, making up about 70% of zooplankton species.

The countless tiny animals that make up the zooplankton play an important role in the food web of a coral reef. A large part of the total coral metabolic requirements may be covered by predation on zooplankton, and corals that feed on zooplankton can calcify more than 50% faster. Non-photosynthetic corals as well as other filter feeders depend heavily on zooplankton food to meet their metabolic needs, but also obtain some of their nutrition from dissolved or particulate organic matter (marine snow), and phytoplankton.

Advanced Zooplankton Diet
Net Wt. 30g

A Natural Planktonic Food for Filter Feeding Marine Invertebrates.

ZoPlan is a blend of dried crustaceans and other sea creatures in a size range that makes it an ideal food for marine invertebrates such as soft and stony corals, gorgonians, seafans, anemones, cerianthids, zoanthids, hydrozoans, clams, and other filter feeders. Also a food for fishes that feed on zooplankton.

Give them their favorite food and watch them grow!

• Rich source of vitamins, pigments, amino acids, and essential fatty acids.
  
• Contains particles of a wide range of sizes, from less than 10 microns to more than 250 microns.
  
• For filter-feeding invertebrates.
  
• For zooplankton-eating fishes.
  
• Low moisture means concentrated nutritional value.
  
• Long Shelf life.

What are zooplankton?

Zooplankton are floating and weakly swimming animals that drift with the movements of water-masses. Along with phytoplankton they form the base of the food chain upon which all aquatic creatures ultimately depend. Zooplankton include many types of animals, from single celled protists and tiny, shrimp-like crustaceans such as copepods, ostracods, mysids and euphausids, to the eggs and larval stages of other crustaceans, mollusks, worms, echinoderms, and fishes. Crustaceans are the main group, making up about 70% of zooplankton species.

The countless tiny animals that make up the zooplankton play an important role in the food web of a coral reef. A large part of the total coral metabolic requirements may be covered by predation on zooplankton, and corals that feed on zooplankton can calcify more than 50% faster. Non-photosynthetic corals as well as other filter feeders depend heavily on zooplankton food to meet their metabolic needs, but also obtain some of their nutrition from dissolved or particulate organic matter (marine snow), and phytoplankton.

Advanced Zooplankton Diet
Net Wt. 30g

A Natural Planktonic Food for Filter Feeding Marine Invertebrates.

ZoPlan is a blend of dried crustaceans and other sea creatures in a size range that makes it an ideal food for marine invertebrates such as soft and stony corals, gorgonians, seafans, anemones, cerianthids, zoanthids, hydrozoans, clams, and other filter feeders. Also a food for fishes that feed on zooplankton.

Give them their favorite food and watch them grow!

• Rich source of vitamins, pigments, amino acids, and essential fatty acids.
  
• Contains particles of a wide range of sizes, from less than 10 microns to more than 250 microns.
  
• For filter-feeding invertebrates.
  
• For zooplankton-eating fishes.
  
• Low moisture means concentrated nutritional value.
  
• Long Shelf life.

What are zooplankton?

Zooplankton are floating and weakly swimming animals that drift with the movements of water-masses. Along with phytoplankton they form the base of the food chain upon which all aquatic creatures ultimately depend. Zooplankton include many types of animals, from single celled protists and tiny, shrimp-like crustaceans such as copepods, ostracods, mysids and euphausids, to the eggs and larval stages of other crustaceans, mollusks, worms, echinoderms, and fishes. Crustaceans are the main group, making up about 70% of zooplankton species.

The countless tiny animals that make up the zooplankton play an important role in the food web of a coral reef. A large part of the total coral metabolic requirements may be covered by predation on zooplankton, and corals that feed on zooplankton can calcify more than 50% faster. Non-photosynthetic corals as well as other filter feeders depend heavily on zooplankton food to meet their metabolic needs, but also obtain some of their nutrition from dissolved or particulate organic matter (marine snow), and phytoplankton.

Advanced Zooplankton Diet
Net Wt. 30g

A Natural Planktonic Food for Filter Feeding Marine Invertebrates.

ZoPlan is a blend of dried crustaceans and other sea creatures in a size range that makes it an ideal food for marine invertebrates such as soft and stony corals, gorgonians, seafans, anemones, cerianthids, zoanthids, hydrozoans, clams, and other filter feeders. Also a food for fishes that feed on zooplankton.

Give them their favorite food and watch them grow!

• Rich source of vitamins, pigments, amino acids, and essential fatty acids.
  
• Contains particles of a wide range of sizes, from less than 10 microns to more than 250 microns.
  
• For filter-feeding invertebrates.
  
• For zooplankton-eating fishes.
  
• Low moisture means concentrated nutritional value.
  
• Long Shelf life.

What are zooplankton?

Zooplankton are floating and weakly swimming animals that drift with the movements of water-masses. Along with phytoplankton they form the base of the food chain upon which all aquatic creatures ultimately depend. Zooplankton include many types of animals, from single celled protists and tiny, shrimp-like crustaceans such as copepods, ostracods, mysids and euphausids, to the eggs and larval stages of other crustaceans, mollusks, worms, echinoderms, and fishes. Crustaceans are the main group, making up about 70% of zooplankton species.

The countless tiny animals that make up the zooplankton play an important role in the food web of a coral reef. A large part of the total coral metabolic requirements may be covered by predation on zooplankton, and corals that feed on zooplankton can calcify more than 50% faster. Non-photosynthetic corals as well as other filter feeders depend heavily on zooplankton food to meet their metabolic needs, but also obtain some of their nutrition from dissolved or particulate organic matter (marine snow), and phytoplankton.

NPX Bioplastics granular plastic media made from biodegradable polymers. For use in a fluidized reactor or in a media bag within any filter. The slow release of organic food from these plastics promotes the development of bacteria that assimilate nitrate and phosphate. These bacteria can be harvested by protein skimmers, so that the nitrate and phosphate levels are naturally reduced. The bacteria are also a food source for filter-feeding invertebrates such as corals, clams, sponges, and feather dusters. Use 100ml of NPX Bioplastics for every 25 gallons.

NPX Bioplastics guidelines
NPX Bioplastics are best employed in a fluidized reactor such as the PhosBan Reactor 150 or 550.
When using NPX Bioplastics in a PhosBan Reactor, the sponges from the reactor must be removed and replaced with NPX screens, available in a pack of 2.
For 200 ml of NPX Bioplastics use the PhosBan reactor 150
For 400 ml of NPX Bioplastics use the PhosBan reactor 550
For 200 ml of NPX Bioplastics in the PhosBan reactor 150 choose a pump with 300 350 gph capacity.
For 400 ml of NPX Bioplastics in the PhosBan reactor 550 choose a pump with 350 500 gph capacity.

NPX Bioplastics granular plastic media made from biodegradable polymers. For use in a fluidized reactor or in a media bag within any filter. The slow release of organic food from these plastics promotes the development of bacteria that assimilate nitrate and phosphate. These bacteria can be harvested by protein skimmers, so that the nitrate and phosphate levels are naturally reduced. The bacteria are also a food source for filter-feeding invertebrates such as corals, clams, sponges, and feather dusters. Use 100ml of NPX Bioplastics for every 25 gallons.

NPX Bioplastics guidelines
NPX Bioplastics are best employed in a fluidized reactor such as the PhosBan Reactor 150 or 550.
When using NPX Bioplastics in a PhosBan Reactor, the sponges from the reactor must be removed and replaced with NPX screens, available in a pack of 2.
For 200 ml of NPX Bioplastics use the PhosBan reactor 150
For 400 ml of NPX Bioplastics use the PhosBan reactor 550
For 200 ml of NPX Bioplastics in the PhosBan reactor 150 choose a pump with 300 350 gph capacity.
For 400 ml of NPX Bioplastics in the PhosBan reactor 550 choose a pump with 350 500 gph capacity.

NPX Bioplastics granular plastic media made from biodegradable polymers. For use in a fluidized reactor or in a media bag within any filter. The slow release of organic food from these plastics promotes the development of bacteria that assimilate nitrate and phosphate. These bacteria can be harvested by protein skimmers, so that the nitrate and phosphate levels are naturally reduced. The bacteria are also a food source for filter-feeding invertebrates such as corals, clams, sponges, and feather dusters. Use 100ml of NPX Bioplastics for every 25 gallons.

NPX Bioplastics guidelines
NPX Bioplastics are best employed in a fluidized reactor such as the PhosBan Reactor 150 or 550.
When using NPX Bioplastics in a PhosBan Reactor, the sponges from the reactor must be removed and replaced with NPX screens, available in a pack of 2.
For 200 ml of NPX Bioplastics use the PhosBan reactor 150
For 400 ml of NPX Bioplastics use the PhosBan reactor 550
For 200 ml of NPX Bioplastics in the PhosBan reactor 150 choose a pump with 300 350 gph capacity.
For 400 ml of NPX Bioplastics in the PhosBan reactor 550 choose a pump with 350 500 gph capacity.

Sustainably harvested from various natural sites in the Western Pacific, Outsanding Selections Live Aragonite Sand lets you quickly create a beneficial natural sandbed in your marine or reef aquarium. No rinsing required - simply open the bag and add Live Aragonite Sand to your aquarium! Plus, Outsanding Selections Live Aragonite Sand is packaged with live, naturally occurring nitrifying beneficial bacteria that help establish your aquarium's biological filtration and reduce harmful nitrate in your sand bed. This attractive, fine-grained tan substrate complements any aquarium setup.

Instructions
Store Outsanding Selections Live Aragonite Sand at room temperature and do not open the package until you are ready to put the sand in your aquarium. Do not rinse the sand. Use approx 1 lb per gallon. For deep sand beds, use 2X this amount or more. When starting with an empty aquarium, add approx 1" of seawater to the aquarium, then add the Outsanding Selections Live Aragonite Sand. When filling the aquarium, pour the additional seawater over a plate placed on the sand to prevent the water stream from stirring the sand. The slight cloudiness in the water from freshly added sand will clear after a few hours of water circulation.
Outsanding Selections Live Aragonite Sand dramatically shortens the time required to establish the biological filtration of an aquarium because it includes live naturally occurring nitrifying microorganisms. After the water has cleared, it is safe to add some invertebrates or even one or two fish, but do not exceed 1" of fish per 5 gallons of water for the first few weeks.

Caution
Freshly collected live rock can cause ammonia spikes that harm fish and some invertebrates. When starting a new aquarium with fresh live rock and Outsanding Selections Live Aragonite Sand, it is best to wait until the ammonia reading drops (usually within 7-10 days) before adding fish and invertebrates.

Important tips
Strong currents will move the sand! Fine-grained Outsanding Selections Live Aragonite Sand will get blown out of high-flow areas and deposited to lower-flow areas. It is possible to use heaver, larger gravel sizes to fill in the high-flow areas. When adding Outsanding Selections Live Aragonite Sand to an established aquarium that has an existing sand bed, do not simply add the new sand on top because it could smother animals living there. Carefully mix the new sand into the existing sand bed, stirring it in by hand.

Substrate ordering reference guide
Determining how much substrate to buy for your new aquarium depends on the size and shape of your tank, as well as the depth of the substrate bed you wish to achieve. Other factors include the type of aquascaping structure you're planning, and the grain size of the manufacturer's substrate of choice. While this may sound complicated, don't worry - you won't need to be an algebra whiz to get started! The simplest rule of thumb to use is to plan 1 lb of substrate per gallon to achieve a 1" bed. Or 2 lbs per gallon for a 2" bed. Since aquariums come in a variety of shapes, tall or long, we recommend the following guide for your reference

Two Little Fishies OutSanding Selections
Refugite
Live Mineral-Rich Sand for refugiums and seagrass displays, for mangroves, and for LPS corals such as Goniopora, Trachyphyllia, and Acanthophyllia. Refugite promotes natural denitrification, adsorbs phosphate, and can be regenerated. It’s packed live with BioPronto too. Packaged in 6.8 kg (15 lb) bags.

AcroPower supplies amino acids that corals need to build their skeletal architecture. Like other cnidaria, corals have a special ability to uptake dissolved amino acids across their entire surface. Closed system aquariums with protein skimming and other ULN (ultra-low nutrient) filtration methods deplete amino acids that are vitally important for coral health. Corals become more colorful within days due to the extension of the growing margins when AcroPower is used. 250 ml, 500 ml, and 1 L bottle.

NPX Bioplastics granular plastic media made from biodegradable polymers. For use in a fluidized reactor or in a media bag within any filter. The slow release of organic food from these plastics promotes the development of bacteria that assimilate nitrate and phosphate. These bacteria can be harvested by protein skimmers, so that the nitrate and phosphate levels are naturally reduced. The bacteria are also a food source for filter-feeding invertebrates such as corals, clams, sponges, and feather dusters. Use 100ml of NPX Bioplastics for every 25 gallons.

NPX Bioplastics guidelines
NPX Bioplastics are best employed in a fluidized reactor such as the PhosBan Reactor 150 or 550.
When using NPX Bioplastics in a PhosBan Reactor, the sponges from the reactor must be removed and replaced with NPX screens, available in a pack of 2.
For 200 ml of NPX Bioplastics use the PhosBan reactor 150
For 400 ml of NPX Bioplastics use the PhosBan reactor 550
For 200 ml of NPX Bioplastics in the PhosBan reactor 150 choose a pump with 300 350 gph capacity.
For 400 ml of NPX Bioplastics in the PhosBan reactor 550 choose a pump with 350 500 gph capacity.

This two-part calcium and alkalinity maintenance system adjusts calcium, magnesium, and strontium ions to Natural Seawater ratios, and achieves a balanced ionic residual. Makes replenishment of calcium and alkalinity easy.