Fauna Marin Reef ICP Single Test (37 Water Parameters)

Reef ICP Test - Complete 37-Element Water Analysis for Reef Aquarium Optimization and Problem Diagnosis

Key Benefits:

• Comprehensive analysis of 37 water parameters in a single test
• Professional ICP-OES laboratory technology for maximum accuracy
• Fast results: 24-48 hour turnaround after lab receipt
• Personalized dosing and action recommendations for your specific system
• Detects harmful pollutants invisible to standard home test kits
• Tracks macro elements, trace elements, nutrients, and contaminants
• Online account with result history and trend tracking
• System-specific calculators help determine precise dosing amounts
• Complete kit with sterile collection supplies included
• PDF report emailed for permanent records
• Manufactured and analyzed in Germany for European-standard quality

What's Tested - 37 Parameters:

• Macro Elements & Halogens (9):
• Sodium, Sulfur, Potassium, Boron, Magnesium, Calcium, Strontium, Iodine, Bromine
• Macronutrients (3):
• Phosphorus, Total Phosphate, Silicon
• Essential Trace Elements (9):
• Zinc, Vanadium, Copper, Nickel, Manganese, Molybdenum, Iron, Chromium, Cobalt
• Trace Elements & Pollutants (16):
• Lithium, Barium, Aluminum, Antimony, Tin, Beryllium, Selenium, Silver, Tungsten, Lanthanum, Titanium, Zirconium, Arsenic, Cadmium, Mercury, Lead

Ideal For:

• SPS reef keepers are optimizing trace element levels for maximum growth and color
• Troubleshooting persistent coral health issues or unexplained losses
• Diagnosing mysterious algae outbreaks or water quality problems
• Establishing a baseline for new reef tank setups
• Monitoring water quality after switching salt brands or RO/DI systems
• Detecting contamination from household products, metals, or tap water
• Fine-tuning ultra-low nutrient systems (ULNS)
• Advanced reef keepers seeking data-driven system management
• Anyone experiencing declining coral health despite normal home test results
• Quarterly or semi-annual system health checkups

Pro Tips:

• Test quarterly or when making major system changes (new salt mix, equipment, or after coral losses) to establish trends and catch problems early.
• Collect your sample from the main display tank, not the sump, for the most accurate representation of conditions your corals experience. Sample mid-water column away from equipment.
• Use tracked shipping with a return address. Note your sample ID number immediately in case you need to contact the lab with questions.
• Take your sample during normal tank conditions - not right after a water change or dosing. Early morning before feeding provides the most consistent baseline.
• Compare your ICP results against the parameters of your salt mix's specifications to identify whether imbalances are coming from your supplements, evaporation top-off water, or the salt itself.