Two Little Fishies NPX BioPlastics Biopellets 400 ml
Two Little Fishies NPX BioPlastics Biopellets 400 ml
Two Little Fishies NPX BioPlastics Biopellets 400 ml
Two Little Fishies NPX BioPlastics Biopellets 400 ml
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Description
Description
Two Little Fishies NPX BioPlastics Biopellets are designed to help keep your reef tank clean and healthy. In every aquarium, fish food and waste break down over time, producing nitrates and phosphates. If not controlled, these can harm your corals, fish, and overall water quality.
Two Little Fishies BioPlastics Biopellets are made from biodegradable polymers that slowly release organic food. This food promotes the growth of bacteria inside your tank. These beneficial bacteria naturally remove nitrates and phosphates, making the water clearer and safer. Additionally, the bacteria act as a food source for filter-feeding invertebrates, creating a balanced and natural ecosystem in your reef.
NPX Bioplastics are granular in form and are best used inside a fluidized reactor. This ensures proper movement of the pellets and effective contact with water, giving you consistent and reliable results. As part of aquarium water treatments, these pellets offer a natural and effective way to maintain healthier conditions in your reef tank.
Ingredients & Analysis
Ingredients & Analysis
- Biodegradable polymers
Attributes OR Specification
Attributes OR Specification
Granular biopellets media
Biodegradable polymers
Removal of nitrates and phosphates
Provides food for filter-feeding invertebrates
Use in a fluidized reactor
safety and precautions
safety and precautions
- Do not use outside of a fluidized reactor, as it may reduce effectiveness.
- Handle with clean, dry hands to avoid contamination.
- Keep away from children and pets.
- Store in a cool, dry place to maintain pellet quality.
- Use only as directed for aquarium purposes.
Direction
Direction
- Place NPX Bioplastics in a fluidized reactor for best performance.
- Ensure the pellets are moving gently inside the reactor for proper bacterial growth.
- Monitor aquarium water levels regularly to track progress.
- Refill with new pellets as needed when existing ones break down.
