Restore the essential ionic balance of your reef with Triton Reagents Sulphate (S). Sulphate is a critical macro element naturally occurring in seawater that plays a vital role in the health and vibrant coloration of both SPS and LPS corals.
Designed specifically for the Triton Method, this ultra-pure 1000g supplement allows advanced aquarists to make surgical, single-element adjustments without accidentally increasing other unwanted compounds or heavy metals.
Most off-the-shelf "All-in-One" supplements lack the precision required for high-end reef systems. By using Triton Sulphate in conjunction with TRITON Lab ICP-OES testing, you move away from "guesswork" and into a scientifically backed husbandry routine.
Macro Element Stability: Sulphate is a major component of seawater chemistry; maintaining natural levels is key to a sustainable ecosystem.
Coral Health & Color: Vital for the metabolic processes of sensitive Acropora and other stony corals.
Ultra-Pure Formulation: Manufactured using over a decade of scientific research into natural and closed-system seawater chemistry.
Using this supplement is most effective when following the three-step Triton cycle:
Test: Register your aquarium at triton-lab.de and send in your water sample for a professional ICP-OES analysis.
Review: Log in to your profile to compare your tank's concentrations against Triton’s recommended natural seawater set points.
Fix: If your Sulphate levels are highlighted in Red, check the DOSE tab. Triton will provide the exact volume of this 1000g solution required to correct the deficiency.
| Feature | Details |
| Element | Sulphate (S) |
| Category | Macro Element Supplement |
| Volume | 1000g |
| Purity | Pharmaceutical/Laboratory Grade |
| Application | Advanced SPS/LPS Reef Systems |
| Method | Compatible with Triton ICP-OES Protocol |
To be used by advanced aquarists only. Because Sulphate is a macro element, it is critical to dose only based on accurate lab results. Never "blind dose" Sulphate, as maintaining the proper ratio between Chloride and Sulphate is essential for long-term ionic stability.
Refer directly to your Triton Lab Dose Report. The report will specify the exact amount in milliliters (ml) to add based on your aquarium’s unique volume and current depletion levels.
