Calcium reactors have evolved into several types that require different media sizes. Because of this we now offer ARM™ Coarse for rapid upflow type reactors that have become so popular. This coarse grade of ARM™ will prevent the clogging and upkeep associated with fine media and these reactors.
Contains:
416000 ppm Calcium, 577000 ppm Carbonate, 3300 ppm Strontium, 1400 ppm Magnesium, 56 ppm Potassium.
About 70 pounds per cubic foot
A.R.M. Yourself Against Phosphate. A complete reactor media containing not only calcium and carbonate, but essential trace elements as well. In fact A.R.M. has nearly 50 times the strontium of other brands (7390 ppm). A.R.M. is processed for immediate use, no rinsing required, and has double the surface area of regular aragonite. Precision grading (2-3mm) allows for maximum carbon dioxide penetration, and the exclusion of gastropod shells insures the lowest phosphate (less than 1/10 of 1 ppm)* and silica (about ½ that of other brands) content. This grading also carries in the highest concentration of Halimeda incrassata, an aragonite so pure it has been used as a laboratory standard. A.R.M. has the highest solubility of any reactor media available (metastable at 8.2) so CO2 consumption is much lower.
Contains:
416000 ppm Calcium, 577000 ppm Carbonate, 3300 ppm Strontium, 1400 ppm Magnesium, 56 ppm Potassium.
About 70 pounds per cubic foot
A.R.M. Yourself Against Phosphate. A complete reactor media containing not only calcium and carbonate, but essential trace elements as well. In fact A.R.M. has nearly 50 times the strontium of other brands (7390 ppm). A.R.M. is processed for immediate use, no rinsing required, and has double the surface area of regular aragonite. Precision grading (2-3mm) allows for maximum carbon dioxide penetration, and the exclusion of gastropod shells insures the lowest phosphate (less than 1/10 of 1 ppm)* and silica (about ½ that of other brands) content. This grading also carries in the highest concentration of Halimeda incrassata, an aragonite so pure it has been used as a laboratory standard. A.R.M. has the highest solubility of any reactor media available (metastable at 8.2) so CO2 consumption is much lower.
