Coral reefs in the ocean are subject to the strict laws of nature. Light, currents, temperature, the replacement of water through tides and the salt content play a decisive role in maintaining these reefs. The extreme stability of this environment allowed a great variety of different reef system organisms to adapt over millions of years. In contrast to natural waters, the marine water aquarium only contains a small amount of water that is also highly unstable. Its chemical composition can be subject to great fluctuations in a very short space of time due to precipitations, but also due to the consumption of trace elements by the animals themselves. Since many trace elements have a significant impact on chemical and biological processes, it is not only the correct supply of calcium and carbonate that plays a decisive role in the care of marine organisms, but also the provision of vital trace elements such as iodine, iron and strontium . The DuplaMarin Marine Water Treatment System was developed on the basis of the latest scientific knowledge in marine fishkeeping and creates optimum conditions for keeping fish and sensitive corals.