Core7 Flex

TRITON the way you want

One of the main problems with modern reef keeping is deciding on the supplementation system for your aquarium.

With so many options available it is difficult to decide what suits your aquarium best. Most brands will choose one system of supplementation for their products:

One Part/Two Part/Three Part/Four Part.
Any form of Balling.
Calcium reactor…. etc.

TRITON decided to take a new path and offer the aquarist all options while maintaining all the benefits of our revolutionary Core7. At the same time we have improved the other available systems using our science based knowledge accumulated over the past decade. An example of this is the Core7 Flex “2 part” which is both more advanced and more affordable.

Scroll down the page to investigate the pros and cons of all of the systems available and decide which one will suit you best.

When, Why and How to use any Supplementation System

Just decide, based on benefits and comparison, which supplementation system is the right one for you. All these systems can be run with the TRITON BIO-FRAMEWORK (Method) if used with TRITON Infusion.

Core7 4-Part

Professionell Supplementation

Pros:
■ Calcium and Magnesium can be adjusted separately from each other.
■ Better trace element stability.
■ Longer stability of ingredients.
■ High concentration.

Cons:
■ Uses 4 x Dosing-pump heads.

BULK 4X4 L SOLUTION
STANDARD 4X1 L SOLUTION

Core7 2-Part

Basic Supplementation

Pros:
■ Frees up dosing heads.
■ Easier to observe.
■ High concentration.

Cons:
■ Calcium and Magnesium can not be adjusted separately from each other .
■ Less longterm stability.

TRITON Balling 2 bottle version

Basic Supplementaton

Pros:
■ Delivers CO2 if needed.

Cons:
■ Low concentration.

TRITON BALLING

Calcium Reactor Media CaRx

Pros:
■ Low cost.
■ Delivers CO2 if needed.
■ Long lasting supplementation.

Cons:
■ Complicated to use.
■ High error possibility.
■ Needs CO2 gas bottle.

TRITON CARX MEDIA

Triton Reagents Core7 Flex

Available Options

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