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JBL BioNitrat Ex CristalProfi i60/80/100/200
Biological nitrate remover for CristalProfi i filters

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  • Biological removal of nitrate from the aquarium: special foam cartridge for the use in aquarium filters
  • Removal of main nutrient of algae (nitrate) from the freshwater
  • Removal of main nutrient of algae (nitrate) from the freshwater
  • Nitrate breakdown exclusively through natural, bacterial degradation, without the use of chemical additives or replacement products
  • Contents: special foam cartridge, Bio Nitrat Ex CristalProfi i 60/80/100/200
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JBL BioNitrat Ex CristalProfi i60/80/100/200

Art. no.:
6093400
EAN Code:
4014162609342
Content:
1 cartridge
For:
50-100 l
Volume packaging:
0.55 l
Gross weight:
44 g
Net weight:
22 g
Weight factor:
1000
Packaging dimensions (l/h/w):
74/100/74 mm

Properties

Electronic label / illuminant

Mercury: No
Dimmable: No

Technical Data

FAQ
Where did my algae come from?

Algae problems in an aquarium can never be traced to just one factor or general condition, and instead, are always the result of a combination of different factors, which include light, fertilization, water changes – specifically, how often and how much – feeding, fish population and, of course, the specific water parameters.

According to analyses that were performed over a course of a number of years, red algae, at least the common brush algae and beard algae, occur in descending order at the following parameters:

1) too little carbon dioxide (in relationship to 100 % of the measured tank); the pH level should be in the slightly acetic range, depending on the carbonate hardness, in every case.
2) elevated phosphate levels (over 90 %); phosphate limitation by means of JBL PhosEx ultra is often helpful here.
3) too little and too irregular fertilization (there should always be traces of iron at least).
4) insufficient water changes; a weekly water change of over 30 % is recommended for algae problems.
5) not enough fast-growing plants.

Can I use the JBL PhosEx Ultra and JBL NitratEx simultaneously in an internal filter?

In principle, the NitratEx and PhosEx Ultra can both be used at the same time. However, please bear in mind that this reduces the other filter media as colonisation surfaces for the filter bacteria, which may affect the work of the filter in eliminating ammonium and nitrite.

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