Fritz Pro Aquatics Calcium Chloride Anhydrous
Pure, Anhydrous Calcium Chloride
Customize Your Parameters
Same High Quality Ingredients as RPM Marine Salt Mix
Economical, High Value Dry Powder
Ammonia and Phosphate Free
No Unnecessary Trace Elements
About FritzPro Calcium Chloride
FritzPro Calcium Chloride is a convenient and economical professional bulk reef supplement that can be used alone or as part of a two part calcium and alkalinity supplement system to raise calcium levels in enclosed reef systems, for experienced marine/reef aquarists. FritzPro Calcium Chloride provides supplemental calcium to reef inhabitants such as corals, snails, hard tube worms and clams, and promotes the growth and health of these organisms.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Chemical Formula | CaCl₂ |
| Form | Anhydrous Powder |
| Calcium Content | ~40% by weight |
| Ammonia Content | 0 ppm |
| Phosphate Content | 0 ppm |
| Trace Elements | None added |
FAQ
Can FritzPro Calcium Chloride be used with other calcium supplements?
Yes, it can be used as part of a two-part calcium and alkalinity supplement system.
Is this product safe for use in reef tanks?
Yes, it is specifically formulated for use in reef systems and is safe for marine life such as corals and clams.
Does it contain any trace elements?
No, it contains no unnecessary trace elements.
Jason Chapman –
I’ve been using FritzPro Calcium Chloride for several months in my 120-gallon reef tank. The calcium levels have stabilized well, and my corals have shown improved color and growth. The powder is easy to measure and mixes smoothly into the water. No ammonia or phosphate detected after use. Highly recommend for experienced reef keepers.
Sean Martin –
This product works reliably for maintaining calcium levels. I mix it with a separate alkalinity supplement to keep balance. The anhydrous form is convenient and doesn’t clump. No trace elements are a plus for a clean system.
Nicola Allan –
As a long-time reef aquarist, I appreciate the purity and consistency of FritzPro Calcium Chloride. It’s more economical than other brands I’ve tried. My snails and hard tube worms are thriving, and the water chemistry remains stable.