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  • Seachem Reef Fusion Two Part System 1 & 2 Calcium and Carbonate Supplement

    2 33.33%

  • Kent Marine Nano Reef Parts A & B - 8oz each

    1 16.67%

  • E.S.V. B-Ionic 2-Part Calcium Buffer

    3 50.00%

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  1. 05-04-2011, 11:22 AM #3
    MizTanks
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    Guess I shouldn't have made this into a poll-ahdah!

    What is a B-Ionic system?

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