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The authentic hand soap with essential oils of olive blossom

It is the perfect soap for the aquatic environment and can be used before working in your aquarium

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Plant cleaner

PLANT CLEANER is a cleaner and disinfectant for freshwater aquarium plants. This product will get rid of pesky little snails and algae for sure.

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Oldies Proscape Classic Aquarium tweezer

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Oldies Proscape Classic Aquarium tweezer

AKUA DESIGN tweezer for aquariums and vivariums are ideal for quickly placing plants, corals or giving food to animals.

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acrylic coral pointer - Green

Our Coral Pointer rods are made of a reef-safe fluorescent acrylic that will glow brightly under actinic lighting, making it easy for your friends or clients to pick out the exact frag they want without putting their hands in their hands. reservoir. 17.5" long...

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Proscape Precision Classic Aquarium Pinsettes

AKUA DESIGN clamps for aquariums and vivariums are ideal for quickly placing plants, corals or giving food to animals.

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Chaeto booster

Accelerate chaetomorpha growth with the Chaeto Booster. This natural additive solution will increase the efficiency of the biological filtration of your refuge or chaeto reactor.

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AKUA does it serve phytoplankton?

Phytoplankton in a marine aquarium?

It is a micro-organism that is found in all the oceans. Phytoplankton is the basis of the food chain for living marine organisms. It is perfect as nutrition for Zooplankton, Molluscs, Tubeworms, Fish and Corals.

To know more: Marine phytoplankton in the reef aquarium

To get the product: Live phytoplankton

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