So What Exactly Happens? Agent Green initiates an ion exchange , highly selective toward calcium to bind phosphate into insoluble beads. These “beads” are soluble inert substances that are harmless to aquatic wildlife. When introduced into a high flow area of the system, Agent Green will create a smokey effect in the water instantly. The denser the smoke, the more removal that is taking place. Thi
s smokiness is the evidence that phosphate is being precipitated out of the system. Function
Removes Phosphates Instantly
Bound Phosphates Remain Insoluble Until Removed By Filtration
Safe For Aquatic Wildlife Including Corals
Agent Green Is Safe
It is important to note there are various formulations of lanthanum chloride. Some would not be practical for use with livestock. Agent Green, however, carries no risks to freshwater or marine life. As in all other aspects of life, the right tool is required for the right job. Always Trust The Shark with the safety of your livestock.
