Reef Fusion - 2.4 Liters / 1 Fluid Gallon Review

Reefs A and B are very difficult to use due to time and memory, but they are just as good as my calcium reactor on the other reef. I like it

Product works great for my saltwater reef aquarium but the box was torn, it wasn't in the plastic bag and the lid was broken. Thank god the seal survived.

This was the simplest two-part solution. I have used a calcium reactor and two other brands of two component with disappointment. This is perhaps the easiest method I've used to balance calcium, magnesium, and alkalinity levels.

Works great, I use this for my reef tank. Also, do yourself a favor and buy a bigger bottle to save money even if you have a small tank. I currently have 4 seawater units and this size suits me best. But I can only imagine how much money I wasted buying 500ml and 1 liter bottles. Pro Tip: Save your 500ml or 1 liter bottle and fill it with a large bottle for easier access, less spillage and easier hydration, then you can store your larger bottles.

I use Sechem Reef Fusion 1 and 2 for calcium and alkaline dosing in my reef tank. Although the dosage was quite high, it works well. The recommended dose is approximately 1 ml per 20 gallons. I use twice as much and finally get the values where they should be. It had little to no effect on my magnesium levels, which is why I also add Sechem Reef Advantage Magnesium to my aquarium. Again, I was amazed at how much it takes to slightly increase magnesium levels. For example, I increase the Magnum…