Seachem Equilibrium

Introduction

Seachem Equilibrium is a specialized mineral supplement designed to restore and maintain the proper mineral balance in freshwater aquariums, particularly in planted tanks. This highly concentrated formula adds essential minerals—especially calcium, magnesium, and trace elements—critical for the health of aquatic plants and fish. Equilibrium raises general hardness (GH) without affecting pH, making it ideal for stable soft water setups.

Features

• Restores and Maintains Mineral Balance: Contains essential minerals like calcium and magnesium to raise GH without altering pH.

• Supports Plant Health: Provides necessary minerals for healthy plant growth, vibrant coloration, and overall resilience.

• Does Not Alter pH: Specifically formulated to maintain GH while keeping pH stable.

• Trace Elements for Fish and Invertebrates: Supplies minerals essential for proper functioning and vitality.

• Highly Concentrated: Small doses are sufficient, making it cost-effective and easy to use.

Usage

For Raising GH:

• Add 1 teaspoon (5g) per 50L (13.2 gallons) of aquarium water to increase GH by ~3 dGH (50 ppm).

• Stir until fully dissolved.

• Wait at least 24 hours before retesting and adjusting as needed.

For Plant Tanks:

• Ideal for planted aquariums needing extra calcium and magnesium to support optimal growth and vibrant coloration.

For Aquariums with Fish and Invertebrates:

• Maintain healthy water conditions, especially in soft water environments lacking minerals.

Dosage Adjustments:

• Adjust according to tank requirements. Some aquariums may need more frequent applications, while others may require occasional use.

Available Sizes

• 300G

• 600G

• 4KG

Recommendations

• Regular Monitoring: Test GH regularly to maintain ideal levels for plants and aquatic life.

• Combine with Other Seachem Products: Use alongside Seachem Flourish for plant care or Seachem Prime for water conditioning.

• Ideal for Soft Water Tanks: Particularly beneficial in soft water setups where maintaining mineral content is challenging.