Aquatic multivitamins and minerals

Aquatic multivitamins and minerals are additives of various trace elements and vitamins. In addition to macronutrients such as calcium and magnesium, the components of multiminerals also include trace elements such as iron, zinc, selenium and copper, collectively known as multiple minerals. They also belong to nutrients and can be used as feed additives as well as for water spraying. When there is a lack of trace elements in the water body, the growth rate of fish slows down, and shrimps and crabs will fail to molt properly. Trace elements are also the nutrients for various beneficial algae and bacteria in water bodies. When they are deficient, the growth of beneficial algae and bacteria will also be affected, which is not conducive to the regulation of water quality, the stability of water bodies, and the buffering capacity of water bodies will decline. Regular use of multiple minerals can not only stabilize water but also promote the growth and reproduction of bacteria and algae.