Toxic pollutants such as ammonia (NH4) are caused by various factors such as biological decomposition of organic matter, high density of fish in the aquarium, medication administration, and filter replacement. Ammonia, which appears in the water at the beginning of the nitrogen cycle, is converted into nitrites by Nitrosomonas bacteria.

The NH4 level in the aquarium should not exceed 0.02 mg/lt. The product is harmless to fish and crustaceans.

DOSAGE:

• Shake well.
• 20ml (one cap = 5ml) per 100lt of water every day until the problem is resolved.
• Monitor NH4 concentration daily using liquid tests.
• Perform a partial water change of at least 25% after treatment using Haquoss DM1 – CONDITIONER and Haquoss DM2 – ALIVE at the maintenance dosage.
• Always check the ammonia at least once a week.