JBL FilterStart Pond 250g

When starting the filter, after cleaning the filter or treating with medication: Granules with autotrophic bacteria cultures for rapid activation of pond filters.
Item no. 2732500
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19.73 EUR

Price incl. 23 VAT plus Delivery
Base price 78.92 EUR / kg
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  • For use with a new filter, after filter cleaning or after medication treatment: granulate with autotrophic bacteria cultures to activate the pond filters quickly
  • Add little water to the granulate with bacterial concentrate and spread it on the pond filter material
  • Healthy pond filter: activates the filter quickly (within a few days) and prolongs the filter’s service life.
  • Merely waiting for a healthy bacterial population takes a very long time, even in ponds, because useful bacteria develop only slowly in a new pond without water pollution. Bacteria only react and reproduce when there is a lot of food (NH4, NO2)
  • Package contents: granulate enriched with pollutant-degrading bacteria. Dosage: 250 g granulate for 10,000 l pond water

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  • Can the pond care products JBL StabiloPond Basis, JBL StabiloPond KH, JBL OxyPond, JBL FilterStart Pond, JBL PhosEx Pond Filter, JBL SediEx Pond, JBL AlgoPond Sorb, JBL AgoPond Forte*, JBL, AlgoPond Green*, JBL PhosEx Pond Direct, JBL BactoPond be used without any problems with a UV-C water clarifier in operation, or should the UV-C lamp be switched off?

    In simple terms, when using the liquid products JBL AlgoPond Sorb, JBL AgoPond Forte*, JBL AlgoPond Green*, JBL PhosEx Pond Direct, and JBL BactoPond, the UV-C clarifier should be temporarily switched off so that the active ingredients are not destroyed. Please refer to the respective instructions for use for the time periods. With JBL StabiloPond Basis, JBL StabiloPond KH, JBL OxyPond, JBL FilterStart Pond, JBL PhosEx Pond Filter, and JBL SediEx Pond, the UV-C clarifier can remain in operation. * Labeling according to EU Directive 98/8/EC: Use biocides safely. Always read the label and product information before use!

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  • Why do I need JBL FilterStart Pond? What bacteria does it contain?

    JBL FilterStartPond should be used when setting up a new system, restarting after winter, cleaning the filter media, and after treatment with medication. Highly active cleaning bacteria from the nitrifying and denitrifying groups, as well as additional heterotrophic bacteria with various degradation pathways on a mineral carrier granulate, ensure rapid colonization of the filter with bacteria. The nitrifying bacteria quickly and effectively start the breakdown of ammonium/ammonia and nitrite. The denitrifying bacteria take a little longer and then begin to break down nitrate into atmospheric nitrogen. The heterotrophic groups promote mulm breakdown, so that the filter media become less quickly contaminated and clogged

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