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Fritz MaxOut Aquarium Water Treatment - Toxin and Odor Remover, pH Stabilizer, Plant and Coral Safe
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Fritz MaxOut Aquarium Water Treatment - Toxin and Features
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💧Advanced Water Treatment: Removes toxins, metals, and odors, while high-capacity carbon efficiently polishes aquarium water, ensuring clarity and cleanliness.
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❤️Phosphate Reduction: Unique blend of proprietary resins aids in phosphate removal, preventing algae buildup and maintaining water quality for a healthier aquarium environment.
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⌛ pH Stability: Helps maintain stable and consistent pH levels, promoting optimal conditions for aquatic life and reducing stress on fish, plants, and corals.
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🙌 Versatile Use: Safe for freshwater and saltwater aquariums of all sizes, MaxOut is plant, invertebrate, and coral reef safe, providing comprehensive water treatment for diverse aquatic setups.
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😊 Easy Application: Pre-filled nylon mesh filter bags ensure mess-free use, compatible with both canister filters and standard sumps, with no pre-rinsing required. Simply replace every 30-60 days for maximum effectiveness.
About Fritz MaxOut Aquarium Water Treatment - Toxin And
FritzZyme Trace is a specially formulated solution of trace elements, minerals and electrolytes found to be essential for the natural growth and function of healthy nitrifying bacteria and heterotrophic bacteria. Our formula is backed by years of experience in biological research and our own manufacturing processes. FritzZyme Trace has been developed for use with RO/DI water but is also a great addition to tap water that is often lacking some or all of the trace elements. FritzZyme Trace is beneficial to not only FritzZyme brand biological products but all commercial biological products. Trace elements are not required in large quantities but are vital to the development and health of all living things. Specific trace elements including calcium, iron, magnesium, sodium, manganese and others are part of the fundamental process of nitrification in freshwater aquariums. The lack of these critical elements can slow down or prevent nitrification resulting in elevated ammonia and nitrite levels that are harmful to fish and invertebrates. The use of reverse osmosis and/or deionization strip these elements away, and certain city water sources are lacking certain elements as well.
