Triton CYA-NO – Professional Cyanobacteria Inhibitor

Triton CYA-NO is a high-performance, reef-safe treatment designed to inhibit the growth of the most common forms of cyanobacteria. Unlike traditional "quick-fix" remedies that rely on antibiotics or harsh heavy metals, CYA-NO works by biologically shifting the environment within the aquarium. Developed from Triton’s extensive N-DOC laboratory research, it alters the N:C:P (Nitrogen:Carbon:Phosphorus) ratio to favor beneficial organisms. By creating a competitive environment where healthy microbes thrive, CYA-NO slowly starves cyanobacteria of the conditions they need to dominate, providing a natural and sustainable solution to one of the most persistent reef-keeping challenges.

Natural Competition & Biological Rebalancing

CYA-NO provides a sophisticated, science-based approach to ridding your tank of "red slime" without risking your biological filter.

No Antibiotics: Contains zero erythromycin or other medications, ensuring your beneficial nitrifying bacteria remain unharmed.
Shifts the N:C:P Ratio: Safely influences Nitrogen ( $N$ ), Iodine ( $I$ ), Phosphorus ( $P$ ), Potassium ( $K$ ), and Boron ( $B$ ) levels to move the system away from pro-cyanobacteria conditions.
Promotes Beneficial Microbes: Encourages the growth of microorganisms that naturally compete with cyanobacteria for space and nutrients.
Safe for All Inhabitants: Completely non-toxic to fish, corals, and sensitive invertebrates when used as directed.
Laboratory Proven: Derived from a decade of Triton’s scientific data and water analysis across thousands of reef systems.

Usage & Dosing Instructions

For the most effective results, CYA-NO should be applied using the following guidelines:

General Dosage: The standard dose is 3 mL per 100 L of system volume daily.
Precision Dosing: Ideally used in conjunction with a Triton N-DOC test to dial in the exact dose rate based on your system’s specific organic carbon and nitrogen levels.
Monitoring Period: If you observe an increase in cyanobacteria growth after 4 days of treatment, cease dosing immediately. This indicates the specific strain in your tank is not a variety susceptible to this inhibitor.
Equipment Adjustments: You may need to reduce skimmer output if excessive foaming occurs due to increased biological activity during the treatment.

FAQ Section: Common Questions

Will CYA-NO kill my beneficial bacteria?

No. Because it contains no antibiotics, it does not target bacteria indiscriminately. It only alters the environmental conditions to favor "good" bacteria over cyanobacteria.
How long does it take to see results?

CYA-NO is a biological "shift" rather than a chemical "kill." You should expect a slow decline in cyanobacteria over the course of the treatment as beneficial organisms take over.
Can I use this with UV or Ozone?

It is generally recommended to turn off UV and Ozone during the treatment period to ensure the active biological components and element shifts are not neutralized.
Do I need to do a water change after treatment?

Unlike antibiotic treatments that leave dead organic mass and chemical residue, CYA-NO does not require a mandatory water change, though maintaining your regular maintenance schedule is always beneficial.

Related Products

Triton N-DOC Lab Test: The essential partner for CYA-NO; it measures the organic Nitrogen, Carbon, and Phosphorus needed to calculate the perfect dose.

https://petstore.ae/collections/triton-test-kits/products/triton-n-doc-organics?_pos=1&_sid=dbefb5771&_ss=r

Triton ICP-OES Water Test: Use this to check the macro and trace element levels (like Iodine and Boron) that CYA-NO influences.

https://petstore.ae/collections/triton-test-kits/products/triton-lab-icp-oes?_pos=1&_sid=b2672d6db&_ss=r

Triton AL99 Phosphate Remover: If high phosphates are fueling your cyano outbreak, AL99 is the high-purity media recommended to bring them back into range.

https://petstore.ae/collections/triton/products/phosphate-remover-al99-triton?_pos=1&_sid=c2102cadd&_ss=r

Triton CYA-NO | Natural Cyanobacteria Inhibitor for Reefs

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