JBL PhosEx ultra CP i60/80/100/201

Solves algae problems by removing phosphate, the nutrient that feeds algae, from the aquarium water.
Item no. 6093100
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9.72 EUR

Price incl. 23 VAT plus Delivery
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Product features

  • Solves algae problems by removing the algae nutrient phosphate from the aquarium water
  • Just insert the filter cartridge into the filter basket of the JBL internal filter (CristalProfi i 60, 80, 100, 200) instead of the filter sponge
  • Completely ready for use with inner pipe. Can be refilled with JBL PhosEx ultra if required
  • Replace after 2-3 months or check phosphate content with JBL phosphate test and use new filter insert if phosphate level has risen again (or refill with JBL PhosEx ultra)
  • Package contents: 1 filter insert with 190 ml PhosEx ultra phosphate remover for 50 – 100 l

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  • Where do my algae come from?

    Algae problems in aquariums can never be attributed to a single factor or set of conditions, but are always a combination of various factors, including light, fertilization, water changes (specifically how often and how much), feeding, animal stocking, and, of course, the specific water values. According to evaluations carried out over many years, red algae, at least the classic brush and beard algae, occur in descending order with the following parameters: 1) Too little carbon dioxide (in 100% of the tanks measured); the pH value should always be in the slightly acidic range, depending on the carbonate hardness. 2) Elevated phosphate levels (above 90%); phosphate limitation using JBL PhosEx ultra often helps here. 3) Too little and too irregular fertilization (iron should always be detectable in trace amounts). 4) Too few water changes; weekly water changes of more than 30% are recommended for algae problems. 5) Too few fast-growing plants

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