API POND STRESS COAT Pond Water Conditioner 32-Ounce Bottle

API POND STRESS COAT Pond Water Conditioner works immediately to take away chlorine, chloramines and ammonia from faucet water and neutralize heavy metals. With the therapeutic energy of aloe vera, API POND STRESS COAT can also be scientifically confirmed to scale back fish stress by 40%, which helps cut back susceptibility to illness and an infection. STRESS COAT varieties an artificial slime coating and replaces the pure secretion of slime that’s interrupted by dealing with, transport, fish combating and different types of stress, in addition to serving to to forestall electrolyte loss. This system is scientifically confirmed to heal wounds, together with torn fins and pores and skin wounds, and promote regeneration of broken fish tissue. API POND STRESS COAT Water Conditioner comes really helpful by skilled fish handlers. Use this pond dechlorinator resolution when including or altering freshwater pond water, if you add new fish to your pond, and when your fish are broken by harm or illness. With API POND merchandise, it’s simple to maintain an exquisite pond. For nearly 60 years API has developed premium options with confirmed and efficient outcomes for your loved ones and ours. API presents a variety of testing kits, water conditioners, and nutritionally superior meals, as a result of we’re devoted to creating a greater underwater world. They work to offer a secure, hospitable surroundings for fish equivalent to koi, catfish, perch, goldfish and extra. At API, we perceive the rewards and rest of fishkeeping as a result of we’ve a ardour for fish too.

Comprises one (1) API POND STRESS COAT Pond Water Conditioner 32-Ounce Bottle
Protects fish and removes harmful-to-fish chemical substances from faucet water to make water secure
Comprises Aloe Vera to switch fish’s protecting coat broken by dealing with, transport or combating
Protected for freshwater ponds, fish and pond vegetation, in addition to surrounding wildlife and pets
Use when including or altering water, when including new fish, and when fish are broken by harm or illness