JBL Biotopol R 100ml

For fish- and plant-friendly aquarium water: For new setups, water changes and to strengthen fish after illness, especially for goldfish aquariums.
Item no. 2301100

5.57 EUR

Price incl. 10 VAT plus Delivery
Base price 55.7 EUR / l
In stock – delivered to you in 1-3 working days
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Product features

  • For aquarium water to suit both fish and plants: for setting-up, water changes and strengthening fish after disease, especially for goldfish aquariums
  • Binds dangerous substances in tap water: neutralises copper, lead and zinc, as well as chlorine and chloramine
  • Healthy water, healthy fish: protection of mucous membranes, gills, skin and fins with aloe vera
  • Important vitamins of the B group support the normal function of the immune system. With eyebright extract euphrasia for the special protection of sensitive eyes
  • Contents: 1 bottle Biotopol R 100 ml for aquariums. To use: 10 ml/20 l water. Example for 60 l aquarium: 30 ml for setting-up, 10 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 before adding other products after using Biotopol?

    Plant fertilisers, such as Ferropol, can be added straight afterwards, since the trace elements, which are susceptible to oxidation, are protected through the chelators in the fertiliser. We generally recommend you wait 30 – 60 minutes between doses when adding medications.

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  • When and how exactly is the water conditioner needed?

    If you carry out your partial water change with a bucket, it is simple: always add the dose of water conditioner into the filled bucket (e.g. for the 10 l bucket content). However, if you are using a hose, add the dose of water conditioner to the aquarium BEFORE you add fresh water. This allows problem substances in the tap water, such as chlorine or lead, to be bound immediately, before they can do any harm. Please note that under certain circumstances this method could be fatal for shrimps and invertebrates, as they should NOT come into contact with any copper present in the tap water. If you have shrimps and invertebrates you should only follow the bucket method, in which the copper in the bucket is already bound by the water conditioner BEFORE it enters the aquarium.

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