JBL Biotopol C 100ml

For aquarium water suitable for crabs and shrimp: For new setups and water changes, especially for aquariums with invertebrates.
Item no. 2302000

6.1 EUR

Price incl. 23 VAT plus Delivery
Base price 61 EUR / l
In stock – delivered to you in 1-3 business days
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Product features

  • For aquarium water to suit crustaceans and shrimps: for initial setup and during water changes, especially for aquariums with invertebrates
  • Neutralises dangerous substances in tap water: neutralises zinc and lead, removes chlorine, binds copper
  • Healthy water, healthy shrimps: promotes the growth of shell and mineral supply needed for moulting
  • Protects against stress thanks to vitamin B
  • Package contents: 1 bottle Biotopol C 100 ml for aquariums. To use: 10 ml/40 l water. Example for 60 l aquarium: 15 ml for setting-up, 5 ml for 1/3 water change every 2-3 weeks
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You’ll find answers to the most frequently asked questions in our FAQ section. If you can’t find what you’re looking for here, please don’t hesitate to contact us directly – we’ll be happy to help.

  • How long should you wait after adding Biotopol before adding other products?

    Plant fertilizers such as Ferropol can be added immediately afterwards, as the trace elements susceptible to oxidation are protected by chelators in the fertilizer. In general, we recommend waiting 30-60 minutes before adding any medication.

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  • When and how exactly is the water treatment device used?

    If you carry out the partial water change using a bucket, it is simple: always add the dose of water conditioner to the bucket, e.g. for the 10 l bucket contents. However, if you are using a hose, add the dose of water conditioner to the aquarium after siphoning, BEFORE refilling with water. This allows problematic substances in the tap water, such as chlorine or lead, to be bound directly before they can cause damage. However, this method could be fatal for shrimp and invertebrates, as they must NOT come into contact with copper from the tap water. In this case, only the bucket method would be suitable, as the copper in the bucket would be bound by the water conditioner BEFORE it enters the aquarium.

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