Yellow granular precipitate in Component 3+

[poison501]

May I know what is this in component 3+?
Which chemical is responsible for the precipitation? And does this precipitation result in elevated concentrations of the elements? Thanks

 

[Aquaforest]

Hello,
thank you for your question. Component 3+ is a really mild solution, so it's not possible that anything precipitates. We commonly meet iron residues in Component1+, but in 3+ it is highly unlikely.

 

[poison501]

Hello,
thank you for your question. Component 3+ is a really mild solution, so it's not possible that anything precipitates. We commonly meet iron residues in Component1+, but in 3+ it is highly unlikely.

So can I say that there is a problem with this component 3+ and can I use this post to ask the supplier for a refund or exchange? Both the bucket I am currently using and the new one I just bought have such sediment.

 

[Aquaforest]

So can I say that there is a problem with this component 3+ and can I use this post to ask the supplier for a refund or exchange? Both the bucket I am currently using and the new one I just bought have such sediment.

If brand new products are like this, please ask your LFS for replacement. Were they originally closed?

 

[poison501]

如果是全新的产品，请联系您的 LFS 进行更换。他们最初是关闭的吗？

Yes, with seal.I thought it was a precipitation similar to Ca part, because I found them in every bucket of Mg Part I've purchased recently ... ...