Trace Stability. Coral Colour. Essential Health – Iodine You Can Trust.

Iodine is one of the most important trace elements for reef aquariums. When it becomes depleted, coral colour can fade, metabolic activity slows, and growth response may decline. SPS corals, zoanthids, soft corals, and many invertebrates rely on iodine as part of their natural biochemical processes.

Iodine is quickly consumed in active reef systems and is also removed through protein skimming, activated carbon, ozone, and high-flow nutrient export methods. As a result, iodine depletion is one of the most commonly observed findings in ICP test results.

Why Iodine Matters

Iodine is present in natural seawater at approximately 60–70 µg/L and is involved in:
✅ Supporting coral pigmentation (especially blue, violet and pastel tones)
✅ Assisting in metabolic and stress response processes
✅ Maintaining normal skeletal and soft tissue health
✅ Providing biochemical support during growth and regeneration phases

Because iodine is difficult to test accurately at home, correction and monitoring should always be ICP-guided.

Dosing Guidance

Oceamo Single Element Iodine provides a highly bioavailable iodine source with clear dosage precision:

• 1 ml / 100 L = +50 µg/L
  Typical dosage: 0.5 ml / 100 L, 1–2 times per week (or as directed by ICP testing)

Why Choose Oceamo Iodine

• Balances strength and safety for controlled ICP correction – not excessively concentrated

• High bioavailability and pharmaceutical-grade purity

• Produced, batch-tested, and quality-controlled in Oceamo’s dedicated Austrian laboratory

• Consistent dosing ideal for maintaining iodine in established SPS/LPS systems

• Long-lasting: in a 400L system, a 250 ml bottle can last for over 12 months at typical corrective rates

When iodine stability matters, Oceamo delivers precision, purity, and lasting control.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Why does iodine deplete quickly in reef tanks?
   Iodine is actively consumed by corals and invertebrates and is rapidly removed through skimming, activated carbon and ozone, which is why regular ICP monitoring is essential.

2. What happens if iodine is too low?
   Deficiency can lead to faded coral colours, reduced metabolic performance and slowed skeletal or tissue growth.

3. Is Oceamo Iodine safe for regular use?
   Yes – when dosed according to ICP results and Oceamo’s recommended guidance, the controlled concentration supports safe and accurate supplementation.

RRP £24.99 | 250 ml
Available in the UK from Reef Quest and authorised Oceamo resellers.