Saltwater Aquariums
For over 25 years, Prodibio has developed natural biological solutions for marine aquariums.
Our products are designed to support the daily balance of bacteria, fish, corals, and invertebrates, making reef setup and maintenance simpler and more reliable.
Our live seeding and maintenance bacteria are a concentrated blend of expertise and effectiveness. Using them in ampoule form is simple, economical, and waste-free, while promoting an environment conducive to the well-being of marine animals.
Our range
Our range of seawater additives and supplements is easy to use and meets all expectations of marine aquariums. Naturally, our range of natural products for saltwater aquariums caters to all levels, from beginner to expert.
Our products
Maintenance • Start-up
Start Up
Starter kit for saltwater aquariums
Freshwater
Saltwater
Start-up • High-risk spike
Stop Ammo
Natural ammonia remover for marine aquariums
Freshwater
Saltwater
Maintenance
Bioptim
Prebiotics and essential nutrients for marine aquariums
Freshwater
Saltwater
Maintenance
Chloral Reset
Water conditioner for saltwater aquariums
Freshwater
Saltwater
Maintenance
Reef Booster
Nutritional supplement for invertebrates and marine fish
Freshwater
Saltwater
Maintenance • Start-up
BioDigest
Live bacteria for saltwater aquariums
Freshwater
Saltwater
Bacteria in marine aquariums
ANCHOR WORDS
Bacteria play an important role in saltwater aquariums by helping to maintain a healthy biological balance. There are two main types of bacteria in saltwater aquariums: beneficial bacteria and harmful bacteria.
Beneficial bacteria,
such as nitrifying and denitrifying bacteria, help eliminate organic waste produced by fish and other organisms in the aquarium. These bacteria convert ammonium ions and ammonia into nitrites, then nitrates, and finally nitrogen gas, maintaining nitrate levels appropriate for corals and other marine organisms.
Harmful bacteria,
such as decomposer bacteria, can cause problems like unpleasant odors and decay stains. These bacteria typically thrive when nitrate and phosphate levels are high and aquarium conditions are unsuitable.
Related products
Maintenance
Bioptim
Prebiotics and essential nutrients for marine aquariums
Freshwater
Saltwater
Maintenance
Chloral Reset
Water conditioner for saltwater aquariums
Freshwater
Saltwater
Maintenance • Start-up
BioDigest
Live bacteria for saltwater aquariums
Freshwater
Saltwater
Pollutants and living organisms in a marine aquarium
ANCHOR WORDS
Chloramines, ammonia, and nitrites are chemical compounds that can be present in marine aquariums and affect the health of fish and other marine organisms.
Chloramines
Chloramines are used to prevent bacterial contamination in drinking water between treatment plants and household taps. They can cause respiratory problems in fish and health issues for corals and other marine organisms. Neutralizing chloramines before filling the aquarium with tap water is essential.
Ammonia
Ammonia results from the decomposition of organic matter in the aquarium, including fish excrement, uneaten food, and organic waste. Ammonia is toxic to fish and other marine organisms, so maintaining low levels is crucial.
Nitrites
Nitrites are produced when nitrifying bacteria break down ammonia. High nitrite levels can harm fish and other marine organisms.
Regularly monitoring chloramine, ammonia, and nitrite levels using water quality tests is important. Maintaining good aquarium hygiene, including regular filter cleaning and water changes, helps control these chemical levels.
Related products
Maintenance
Chloral Reset
Water conditioner for saltwater aquariums
Freshwater
Saltwater
Start-up • High-risk spike
Stop Ammo
Natural ammonia remover for marine aquariums
Freshwater
Saltwater
Nutrients in a saltwater aquarium
ANCHOR WORDS
Nutrients are essential for the growth and survival of marine organisms. The most important nutrients in a saltwater aquarium include:
Nitrates and phosphates
Used by algae and corals for growth and reproduction. Excess levels can cause algae blooms and harm coral health.
Minerals
Calcium, magnesium, and strontium are vital for the growth of corals and shellfish. Levels should be monitored to maintain proper balance.
Trace elements
Iron, manganese, zinc, and copper are essential for algae and coral growth. Excess can be harmful.
Vitamins
Vitamins C and B12 are important for growth and reproduction.
Regularly monitoring nutrient levels and adjusting feeding schedules ensures optimal conditions. Using enriched salt helps maintain appropriate nutrient levels.
Related product
Maintenance
Reef Booster
Nutritional supplement for invertebrates and marine fish
Freshwater
Saltwater
