RED X (250 ml / 500 ml) is a special liquid tonic that targets unwanted algae and bacteria in saltwater aquariums.
RED X (250 ml / 500 ml) works solely through the aquariums biological process and DOES NOT contain any prescription drugs or antibiotics. Instead, it works by inhibiting the metabolic cycle of unwanted algae and bacteria which then stops the growth of algae without disrupting beneficial bacteria.

Why use RED X (250 ml / 500 ml)?

Red X (250 ml / 500 ml) is the perfect solution for preventing algae growth in the aquarium. While other solutions may impact the bacterial stability of the aquarium, RED X successfully completes its task in a purely biological and organic way. RED X is suitable for eliminating light cases of cyanobacteria, dinoflagellates and gold algae coverings.

Is RED X (250 ml / 500 ml) reef safe?

Absolutely! RED X (250 ml / 500 ml) is a very gentle on the reef and therefore does not affect fish, coral, or livestock when used at the intended dosage.

RED X counteracts:

•Green and red cyanobacteria
•Mild dinoflagellate outbreaks (Ostreopsis sp., Amphidinium sp., Prorocentrum sp., Coolia sp., Symbiodinium and others)
•Gold and armor algae growth
•Diatoms Depending on the severity of algae outbreak, mild to moderate cases should first be treated with RED X (250 ml / 500 ml), then later continued with DINO X. This back-to-back combination will have a much stronger effect than treating with solely one product. Heavily infested aquariums with dinoflagellates should be treated with Dino X immediately.

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ATTENTION: New aquariums
Aquariums that are still in the “cycling” phase should not use RED X. Algae growth during the start-up phase is normal and should not be disrupted.
This phase is part of the healthy development of a marine aquarium. 

• RED X (250 ml / 500 ml): is NOT for correcting water or nutrient values
• RED X (250 ml / 500 ml): is NOT suitable for altering water and nutrient values.
  If you wish to gather more information on your water and nutrient values, we recommend getting an ICP analysis of your aquarium water.

The provided information will then direct you towards the changes that need to be made in your aquarium.

 The outbreak of cyanobacteria is strongly related to certain ratios of trace and nutrient values.
When there is an imbalance, cyano typically appears. Such imbalances can be permanently eliminated by adjusting the values of your aquarium water.