Cloudy water is most often caused by the minute dirt and debris particles suspended in the water. This excess cloudiness is caused by bacterial blooms (growth spurts) that are out of control. The blooms are a result of excess nutrients (from over feeding) in the water or too much lighting. These tiny blooms and particles can quickly spoil the aquarium’s appearance, harm fish gill membranes, and deprive live plants of the essential light needed to grow. CLEARS CLOUDY WATER instantly clumps these particles together so they can drop out of suspension in the water and fall to the gravel bed or become large enough to be removed by the aquarium’s filter.
Cloudiness is also caused by ammonia, which is due to overfeeding, overcrowding, or poor maintenance. The proper way to handle this cause of cloudy water is to first treat with REMOVES AMMONIA and then use CLEARS CLOUDY WATER a day later. If you’re not sure which is the cause of your cloudy water, then use the TESTS THE WATER QUALITY kit and be sure.
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Most dechlorinators on the market today have no effect on the highly toxic chloramine in city water. When this tap water is added to an aquarium, the chloramine kills fish, corals, and live plants. A chemical reaction then gives off deadly ammonia, which gives fish little chance of survival. REMOVES AMMONIA is the safe and easy way to neutralize these harmful toxins in freshwater or saltwater environments. This product instantly protects fish and invertebrates by quickly eliminating all forms of chlorine, chloramine, ammonia, and heavy metals. REMOVES AMMONIA significantly increases the number of fish and aquatic life that you can safely keep in temporary containers, such as small aquariums and clear plastic shipping bags. The product leaves aquarium water fresh, clean, and perfectly safe for all fish and aquatic life. This non-toxic formula is phosphate and formaldehyde free, safe for all aquatic life, and will not interfere with pH levels or biological cycle. REMOVES AMMONIA is also great for treating ammonia build-up in goldfish, turtle, or newt tanks, as well as small bowls, desk-top aquariums, and all tropical fish systems. |