Microbe-Lift Magnesium Supplement by Ecological Labs

Safely increase magnesium levels in reef and marine aquariums. Ionically balanced formula allows you to easily replenish magnesium levels to maintain stable pH and promote proper calcium utilization by corals. Easy-to-use solution does not require any pre-dissolving for convenient magnesium supplementation. Shake well before use. 16 oz treats 1,689 gallons; 64 oz treats 6,756 gallons.

Magnesium levels in the marine aquarium should be checked prior to magnesium supplementation. Add Microbe-Lift Magnesium Supplement at the rate of 1 ml per gallon of aquarium or reef capacity, daily. This rate will raise the magnesium level by 19 ppm on a daily basis as a regular supplement.

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NOTE: Magnesium levels in the marine aquarium should be checked prior to magnesium supplementation.

Add Microbe-Lift Magnesium Supplement at the rate of 1 ml per gallon of aquarium or reef capacity, daily to bring the magnesium level between 1,250 and 1,350 ppm. This rate will raise the level by 19 ppm on a daily basis as a regular supplement. When not testing, add at a rate of 2 capfuls (10 ml) per 250 gallons every week for all marine systems.

It is not necessary to use more Magnesium Supplement than recommended to increase and maintain the concentration level.

General Information
Microbe-Lift Magnesium Supplement is a bio-available natural component.

Microbe-Lift Magnesium Supplement does not require any pre-dissolving and is an essential element for hard and soft corals, which is normally depleted by filtration and coral absorption. Magnesium Supplement is ionically balanced for reef and marine aquaria.

Microbe-Lift Magnesium Supplement is designed to raise the level of magnesium safely in a marine system and will not upset the ionic balance. This concentrated supplement contains over 72,000 ppm of cationic magnesium. It is nitrate, phosphate, and gluconate free.

Magnesium has an important role in keeping concentrations of calcium in the marine system. If the concentration of magnesium drops, it will be very difficult to increase the concentration of calcium. The rapid bonding of calcium and carbonates in the marine system is manifested by what is referred to as a "snow storm" (precipitate) upon addition of calcium or alkaline buffer. The concentration of magnesium should be maintained at 1,320 ppm (natural seawater concentration).