API Stress Zyme+ 118ml

API Stress Zyme+ is a beneficial bacteria supplement designed to improve the biological filtration and overall health of freshwater and saltwater aquariums. The product with a volume of 118ml provides a concentrated formula for treating aquariums.

The key features and benefits of API Stress Zyme+ include:

Beneficial Bacteria: API Stress Zyme+ contains live, beneficial bacteria that aid in the breakdown of organic waste such as fish waste, uneaten food, and decaying plant matter. These bacteria help to establish and maintain a healthy biological filter, which is essential for removing harmful ammonia and nitrite from the aquarium.
Improved Water Quality: By enhancing the biological filtration process, it helps to maintain a stable nitrogen cycle and reduce the levels of toxic substances in the water. It promotes the conversion of harmful ammonia into less harmful nitrite, and subsequently, into nitrate, creating a healthier environment for fish.
Reduction of Organic Accumulation: The beneficial bacteria in API Stress Zyme+ work to break down organic waste, preventing the accumulation of debris and reducing the risk of cloudy water and unpleasant odors in the aquarium. It helps to maintain a cleaner and more visually appealing tank.
Easy to Use: API Stress Zyme+ is simple to use. You add the recommended dosage to the aquarium during regular water changes or when setting up a new aquarium. The product typically comes with clear instructions on how much to add based on the aquarium size.
Compatibility: It is safe for use in both freshwater and saltwater aquariums, making it suitable for a variety of setups. It is compatible with most aquatic species, including fish, invertebrates, and live plants.

Regular use of it can help establish a healthy and balanced aquarium ecosystem by supporting the growth of beneficial bacteria and improving the overall water quality. However, it’s important to note that API Stress Zyme+ is not a substitute for proper aquarium maintenance, regular water testing, and appropriate fishkeeping practices.

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