Empowered reefkeeping starts with actionable water data The Triton ICP-OES Water Test — Full Panel of 32 Elements brings a level of detail reefkeepers have long wanted

Using Inductively Coupled Plasma–Optical Emission Spectrometry (ICP-OES), the test analyzes seawater samples at high temperature to reveal precise concentrations across a broad range of elements

The results are delivered in a clean, easy-to-read dashboard, turning complex lab data into practical insights you can reference when planning adjustments for your reef tank

This approach helps you understand the nuances of your water chemistry and how it may influence coral growth, coloration, and overall tank stability—without overpromising outcomes

What’s included in the panel The full panel targets 32 elements, spanning major ions and trace metals

This granularity helps you spot imbalances—whether something is missing or rising toward levels that may warrant attention

The depth of data can support more informed decisions about supplementation or management strategies that align with the unique needs of a saltwater reef ecosystem

Major ions and trace elements grouped for clarity: Na, Ca, Mg, K, Sr Additional elements tiered for quick reference: B, Br, S, Li, Be Further metals and metalloids: Ba, Ti, V, Cr, Mn Iron group and beyond: Fe, Co, Ni, Cu, Zn Supplementary trace and impact elements: Al, Si, As, Sb, Sn, Cd, Se, Mo, Hg, P (PO4), Pb, I How you can use the data Understand what’s missing or excessive to guide precise adjustments

Identify elements that may benefit from targeted supplementation with high-purity inputs

Review results in a straightforward format that supports tracking trends over time

Plan reef-wide chemistry tweaks to support coral growth, color, and overall health without guessing

Consider starting with a baseline of multiple tests to build a reliable picture of your tank’s chemistry

While the data can illuminate pathways for optimization, it does not outcomes

Use the results as a guide to informed decision-making, and remember Triton’s guidance suggests building a small test sequence to establish a baseline and refine your approach as you go

FAQ Q: What does the Triton ICP-OES full panel test

A: It measures 32 elements in seawater, ing a detailed snapshot of major and trace chemistry for reef planning

Q: How should I use the results for reef care

A: Review results to guide targeted adjustments and supplementation, aiming to balance chemistry for reef health