Vanadium in a marine aquarium: an often overlooked touch of color
Vanadium is one of those trace elements that is present in very small quantities in natural seawater, but whose absence is felt over the long term. In aquariums, too low a level can lead to corals with faded colors , reduced growth in sponges , and less than optimal biological stability. The causes are numerous: poor sea salts, use of adsorbents, activated carbon or even an over-efficient skimmer.
The ATI Labs Vanadium solution is designed to precisely compensate for this loss, without excess or imbalance. It fits perfectly into a controlled supplementation routine, in addition to regular ICP testing. Each bottle contains 75,000 µg of pure vanadium , ready to be dosed in small amounts for maximum effectiveness.
Ultra-precise and secure dosage for daily use
Thanks to its high concentration, ATI vanadium can be dosed very precisely. Each milliliter added to 100 liters of water increases the vanadium level by 5 µg/l , but the recommended daily increase is limited to 1.5 µg/l , or only 0.3 ml / 100 L. This precision makes the product particularly suitable for experienced aquarists, or those who follow an ICP protocol carefully.
| Supplementation objective | Recommended dosage |
|---|
| Increase by 5 µg/l per 100 L | 1 ml |
| Maximum daily increase (1.5 µg/l) | 0.3 ml / 100 L |
| Total vanadium content per bottle | 75,000 µg |
German quality and full traceability with ATI ICP Elements
Like all products in ATI 's ICP Elements range, vanadium is made from ultra-pure raw materials and tested according to the strictest European Union standards. Its label displays the total amount of element contained, for maximum transparency . In addition to its reliability, the ATI classification system makes it easy to quickly determine whether this product is intended for beginner, advanced or expert use. Vanadium is classified for advanced users, those who want to fine-tune every detail of their reef ecosystem.
