JBL FilterStart

Adds millions of beneficial, autotrophic and pollutant-degrading bacterial strains to the aquarium filter after filter cleaning or when commissioning new filters/filter material.
Item no. 2518200
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5.11 EUR

Price incl. 11 VAT plus Delivery
Base price 511 EUR / l
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Product features

  • Adds millions of beneficial, autotrophic and pollutant-degrading bacterial strains to the aquarium filter after filter cleaning or when using new filters/filter material for the first time
  • Shake bottle well, as bacteria will settle in the liquid. Do not store above 35 °C
  • For fast biological filter settling: breakdown of ammonium/ammonia and nitrite through highly active autotrophic live bacteria
  • Sufficient for 3 l filter material
  • Contents: 1 pack Filterstart, 10 ml. Use: 10 ml/3 l filter material

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    It begins to work as soon as it is added to the water. The flow of the filter usually ensures that the water is evenly distributed throughout the aquarium within 10 minutes. During this process ammonium is bound to form a harmless compound. It is an organic compound and a derivative of NH3 in which two or three hydrogen atoms are replaced or combine to form compounds and are therefore harmless to the fish in the water.

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