• Creates crystal-clear water in freshwater aquariums and turtle tanks.
• Eliminates micro-fine cloudiness, which normally can’t be collected from the filter, such as smallest floating particles (white cloudiness), water bloom (green cloudiness) and bacterial cloudiness.
• Turbidity sinks to the bottom and can be siphoned or collected from the filter.
• Tip: clean filter more frequently to remove solid turbidity. Use with pH levels over 6 and KH levels over 5° dKH.
• Contents: 1 bottle Clearol.
• To use: 10 ml/40 l water.

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Nature at Home – Home for Fish and Plants

• Fish need to be as comfortable in the aquarium as they are in nature.
• Clean aquarium water – optimal water quality
• Water cloudiness can be caused by algae, fish excrements or other wastes.
• JBL’s trouble shooters have been specially created for all types of water cloudiness and treat the aquarium water without any harmful side effects for the aquarium dwellers.

Advantages of JBL’s trouble shooters:

• Clearing of aquarium water,
• Elimination of clouding caused by green algae and white particles,
• Immediate results by clotting to larger units.
• Turbidity sinks to the bottom and can be siphoned or collected from the filter.

FAQ

What will happen if I ignore the water values?

> Please add the required dosage of JBL Clearol to an aquarium area with sufficient water movement. This enables a fast and even distribution. We strongly recommend you check the pH and KH values of your aquarium water before use, since Clearol may only be used with pH values above 6 and with KH values above 5° dKH (see label). Otherwise there is the risk of a sharp drop in pH.

After a mishap with the food container, I used Clearol to clear the water. How long can that take?

> Clearol always acts immediately. The cloudy particles are bound by flocculation and sink to the bottom. However, if there are too many particles or if the cloudiness is due to another cause, Clearol will not be effective.

Can JBL Clearol cause the gills of my fish to stick together?

> The active ingredient in JBL Clearol does not cause the gills of fish to stick together. However, the extent to which the precipitating substances are deposited on the surface of the gills is another issue. JBL Clearol does not change the oxygen content in the water.