JBL Algol 100ml

For beautiful freshwater aquariums: Intensively combats all types of algae (including green water = suspended algae)
Item no. 2302210

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Registered at the Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health under BAUA number N-19236
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Algol 250ml

9.63 EUR

Price incl. 7 VAT plus Delivery
Base price 96.3 EUR / l
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Product features

  • For beautiful freshwater aquariums: Intensively combats all types of algae (including green water = suspended algae)
  • Ideally apply in the morning (low pH). Recommended before use: change 30% of the water. Ensure sufficient oxygen content during use by aerating the water. Repeat after 5 days if necessary
  • Against all types of algae in freshwater aquariums. Copper-free!
  • Harmless to fish and microorganisms when used properly
  • Contents: 1 bottle of Algol. Application: 10 ml/40 l water. Example: 60 l aquarium: 15 ml
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  • What happens to the algae after I use an anti-algae agent?

    Any anti-algae agent, such as JBL AlgoPond forte, AlgoPond green or Algol cause the dead algae to decompose biologically and then be broken down bacterially. This in turn leads to an enormous oxygen consumption by the bacteria (nitrification) and to the release of the nutrients nitrate and phosphate, which were "bound" in the algae. In principle, this feeds the next generation of algae. This is the reason why JBL always recommends binding the released nutrients as the last step in algae control after the targeted control of the algae with an anti-algae agent. Since it is sufficient to remove one of the two nutrients, we recommend you remove the phosphate, and this can easily be carried out with a good phosphate remover (JBL PhosEx Pond or JBL PhosEx). _x000D_ _x000D_ By the way, it is always better to remove dying or dead algae by hand. The fewer algae are degraded, the fewer nutrients are released again!_x000D_

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  • When do I change the water when using the anti-algae agent JBL Algol?

    The start of the application of the anti-algae agent begins with a partial water change of at least 30 %, as described on the product label. A re-dosing is possible after 5 days in case of persistent infestation. Carry out a new water change before re-dosing. If the application is not repeated, a water change is still recommended to reduce the water pollution caused by dead algae.

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  • In what intervals can JBL Algol be dosed ?

    We recommend an interval of 7 days when dosing JBL Algol again. Please ensure that a water change of 50-70% is carried out before each dose. _x000D_ _x000D_ Please note that we cannot rule out adverse effects on aquatic plants after repeated applications. Furthermore JBL Algol does not eliminate the cause of emerging algae growth. For this please examine the care and maintenance of your aquarium.

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