Review on Seachem Cichlid Trace Elements 500Ml by Trey Michaels

Cichlid Trace returns depleted trace elements to the water through recycling, oxidation and sedimentation. The formula contains only the elements that have been shown to be necessary for the fish. Reintroduced elements include calcium (minimum 2.4% - maximum 2.64%), magnesium (minimum 0.792%), iodine (minimum 0.1%), potassium (minimum 0.1%). %), copper (0.032 mg minimum), fluorine (0.001 mg maximum), iron (0.007 mg minimum), manganese (0.002 mg minimum), selenium (0.00006 mg minimum) and zinc (0.007 mg minimum). Process 100 gallons for 2-4 months depending on whether you water once or twice a week at one full cap (5mL) per 20 gallons. Seachem Prime. Their colors have started to really pop over the past few months and my bloody cichlids have had their stripes more pronounced. I have a Jack Dempsey that is now about 6 inches long and I bought it in March for about 1.5 inches. In the last 2 months he has outgrown all the other fish in my tank and although the quality food has helped a lot the Jack Dempsey I bought last year has taken about 9 months to reach this size. I have a 75 gallon Oceanic with a drip filter so I run about 90 gallons through it. I also have a 29 gallon aquarium with a couple of blue peacock cichlids who seemed a bit boring until I started micronutrients and they've since started mating and now I have a couple of kids running around there too. I would recommend this product to anyone who has cichlids, it calms me down and I find it makes the fish happier.