Phosphate levels of 0 in your aquarium may cause:
- Fading coral colouration.
Excess Phosphate levels in your aquarium may cause:
- Problematic algae growth, inhibiting coral growth and colours of corals to fade.
It is recommended to maintain aquarium water at phosphate levels of 0.05 – 0.1 ppm.
Directions: Add 10ml per 100L of aquarium water in a high flow area. A milky turbidity may occur as part of the phosphate binding process. Assist removal by running the skimmer ‘wet’ or adding filter wool and/or socks to the overflow. Turbidity will clear.
Caution: Do not overdose.
Phosphate can become locked in rock and sand and may require several treatments to maintain safe levels while this leaches out. Treat weekly and maintain testing regimes to establish dosing requirements.
Marine & Freshwater Aquarium Use Only!
Keep Out of Reach of Children
Made in South Africa
Pure Reef - Phosphate Remover
Pickup available at Eden meadows shopping centre
Usually ready in 2-4 days
Pure Reef - Phosphate Remover
250ml
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Eden meadows shopping centre
Pickup availableUsually ready in 2-4 days
Eden meadows shopping centre
Edenvale
GP
1609
South Africa
Phosphate levels of 0 in your aquarium may cause:
- Fading coral colouration.
Excess Phosphate levels in your aquarium may cause:
- Problematic algae growth, inhibiting coral growth and colours of corals to fade.
It is recommended to maintain aquarium water at phosphate levels of 0.05 – 0.1 ppm.
Directions: Add 10ml per 100L of aquarium water in a high flow area. A milky turbidity may occur as part of the phosphate binding process. Assist removal by running the skimmer ‘wet’ or adding filter wool and/or socks to the overflow. Turbidity will clear.
Caution: Do not overdose.
Phosphate can become locked in rock and sand and may require several treatments to maintain safe levels while this leaches out. Treat weekly and maintain testing regimes to establish dosing requirements.
Marine & Freshwater Aquarium Use Only!
Keep Out of Reach of Children
Made in South Africa
