JBL Tormec activ

Reduction of carbon hardness and pH value, prevention of algae, addition of natural humic substances: active peat pellets for use in aquarium filters.
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Item no. 6236700
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10.31 EUR

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Base price 14.52 EUR / kg
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Product features

  • Reduces carbonate hardness and pH value, prevents growth of algae, adds natural humic substances: active peat pellets for the use in aquarium filters
  • Use: wet 24 hours before use, decant carbon into net bag, embed into the filter
  • Two peat components with different humic substance content: fast initial effect, well dosed long-term effect. Prevents algae growth: very light amber water colouring
  • Ideal keeping and breeding conditions for fish from blackwater habitats
  • Contents: 1 pack active peat pellets. Incl. net bag and clip - diameter per pellet approx. 16 mm, length 15-25 mm.
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  • Do peat products increase the phosphate concentration in my tank?

    Peat is a natural product consisting of plant components (peat mosses, other bog plants) which are deposited in high bogs. These components are not fully mineralised under the conditions there, so that peat is formed. _x000D_ _x000D_ Just like any other organism, plants also contain phosphorus, which all organisms need for their energy metabolism. In this respect, it is normal for peat products to contain phosphorus in the form of phosphates. The phosphates bound in the plants aren't released until the peat is mineralised further under aerobic conditions.

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