JBL SediEx Pond 250g

Per acque adatte ai pesci e alle piante: batteri decompositori altamente attivi e ossigeno attivo in granuli minerali affondanti per la decomposizione dei fanghi dello stagno.
Artikel-Nr. 2733000
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13.19 EUR

Preis inkl. 22 MwSt zzgl. Versand
Grundpreis 52.76 EUR / kg
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Produktmerkmale

  • Per un'acqua adatta ai pesci e alle piante: batteri depuratori e ossgieno attivo in un granulato minerale affondante per la decomposizione della melma
  • Di facile uso: calcolare il fabbisogno, versare il granulato nell’acqua del laghetto, spandere l’ossigeno attivo sul laghetto
  • Acqua di laghetto sana: consumo dei nutrienti in eccesso grazie alla decomposizione dei rifiuti organici
  • Per evitare perdite di pesci, prevenire le alghe, impedire i processi di decomposizione sul fondo del laghetto
  • Contenuto: JBL SediEx Pond, granulato per la decomposizione del fango nel laghetto. Dosaggio: componente 1: 30-50 g/1.000 l d'acqua di laghetto; componente 2: 50 g/1.000 l d'acqua di laghetto

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  • H319: Provoca grave irritazione oculare.
  • H315: Provoca irritazione cutanea.
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  • H335: Può irritare le vie respiratorie.

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  • P101: In caso di consultazione di un medico, tenere a disposizione il contenitore o l'etichetta del prodotto.
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