Warner Marine Ultimate Snow?

[jmreef]

I can't seem to find this anywhere. It's not even listed on their web page. Was this discontinued? Read some good things about it.

Thanks.

 

[robert]

I'm guessing this is the equivalent of Zeovit coral snow. Both sound to me like calcium based flocculants - which have some utility - but IMOH are wildly overpriced for what they are.

 

[reefadam]

Reviving this because I was just thinking of this product the other day, has anyone figure out the bulk ingredients? Anecdotally I remember it working great to clarify the water and increase skimmer production. Still not sure how much “nutrient transport” was happening for the corals, but it did seem like a good product.

 

[Randy Holmes-Farley Verified Community Expert]

Reviving this because I was just thinking of this product the other day, has anyone figure out the bulk ingredients?

Sounds like other types of coral snow: fine particle calcium carbonate:

Warner Marine’s Reef Pure Ultimate Snow | Reef Builders | The Reef and Saltwater Aquarium Blog

Warner Marine has released a new product called Ultimate Snow. It is a blend of multiple carbonate based micro-fine particles which is advertised to increase the efficiency of skimming…

reefbuilders.com

" It is a blend of multiple carbonate based micro-fine particles which is advertised to increase the efficiency of skimming, clears water and delivers organic nutrients when used"

 

[reefadam]

Sounds like other types of coral snow: fine particle calcium carbonate:

Warner Marine’s Reef Pure Ultimate Snow | Reef Builders | The Reef and Saltwater Aquarium Blog

Warner Marine has released a new product called Ultimate Snow. It is a blend of multiple carbonate based micro-fine particles which is advertised to increase the efficiency of skimming…

reefbuilders.com

" It is a blend of multiple carbonate based micro-fine particles which is advertised to increase the efficiency of skimming, clears water and delivers organic nutrients when used"

Thanks @Randy Holmes-Farley would you happen to be able to recommend a trade name or type I should specifically look out for? I would love to try and replicate.
I feel it was a great way to increase clarity.

 

[eggie]

Thanks @Randy Holmes-Farley would you happen to be able to recommend a trade name or type I should specifically look out for? I would love to try and replicate.
I feel it was a great way to increase clarity.

Search for DIY coral Snow I thinks its Sunny X that made a post about it. I use a brand from Amazon and works great.

 

[reefadam]

Search for DIY coral Snow I thinks its Sunny X that made a post about it. I use a brand from Amazon and works great.

Thanks!