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SL Aqua Nitroactive (BEE SHRIMP) (beneifcial bacteria)
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SL Aqua Nitroactive (BEE SHRIMP) (beneifcial bacteria)

SGD 19.00

Delivery Information

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Quantity

Stock: 10

Product Description

Nitroactive for Shrimp by SL-Aqua is a highly concentrated formula specialized for use with Bee Shrimp. Nitroactive is formulated with a special bacteria dormancy technique that activates beneficial bacteria upon use. The Nitrogen cycle is extremely important for all aquarists to consider prior to keeping livestock in a planted tank. Nitroactive for Shrimp by SL-Aqua is meant to jumpstart the cycling process, ensuring ecological balance and a safe environment for your freshwater fish and shrimp species. 

We recommend using this product for Bee Shrimp, Neocaridina Shrimp, and more. Click here to read about Nitroactive for Fish.

Trusted by hobbyists around the world, SL-Aqua is recognized for its quality products intended to improve the health and vitality of freshwater and marine life. SL-Aqua products are created using natural materials and formulas intended to enhance aquatic life and increase aquarium success.  

Ingredients:

Complex nitrifying bacteria

Usage and Notes:

  • Newly set up tanks: Per 100L (26.4 Gallons) of water, add 200ML of Nitroactive
  • Regular care thereafter: Add 1ML of Nitroactive for every 10L (2.6 Gallons) of water
  • Using this product in a newly setup aquarium may produce a film on the substrate. This is normal and will dissipate with time.

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