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Brightwell Aquatics Microbacter7 500 ml
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Brightwell Aquatics MicrōBacter7 is a selective complex of extremely effective microbes and enzymes that reduces the concentrations of organic nitrogen, ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, phosphate, and organic carbon in all marine and freshwater ecosystems.
Get Brightwell Aquatics Microbacter 7 to jump start your aquarium and keep it stable
Overview
- Complex system of non-pathogenic aerobic and anaerobic microbes, as well as natural enzymes, specifically formulated to establish biological filtration in new aquarium set-ups, and to enhance the rate of nitrification, denitrification, and organic waste degradation in marine and freshwater aquaria through complete nutrient remineralization.
- Reduces nitrates and phosphates
- Used the world over for more than 12 years
- Veterinarian Pathologist tested and recommended
- Supplied in a state of suspended animation for maximum longevity, 2 yr. shelf life from date of manufacture
- Formulated utilizing extensive data compiled by microbiologists.
Benefits
1. Rapid reduction of organic carbon, ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, and phosphate.
2. Digestion of uneaten/undigested food, excreta, detritus, and other latent organic material, resulting in cleaner and healthier aquarium substrate
3. Reduction of organic compounds into nutrients that encourage the growth of photosynthetic organisms
4. Greatly-reduced hydrogen sulfide production.
5. Increase in dissolved oxygen concentration.
6. Limits availability of pre-existing phosphate to undesirable forms of algae and cyanobacteria.
7. Increased water clarity
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- EAN 810086012206
- Weight 550
- Size X 20
- Size Y 7
- Size Z 7
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