Qualdrop Mega Bacter 30g

Mega Bacter: A specially formulated bacterial complex designed for maintaining and starting tanks primarily with ornamental fish and shrimp. Particularly recommended for tanks with large numbers of fish and shrimp. It contains specially selected strains of bacteria and unicellular fungi, such as Bacillus subtilis, Bacillus licheniformis, Bacillus coagulans, Lactobacillus acidophilus, and Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Mega Bacter breaks down organic matter, improving water quality. It reduces dangerous levels of ammonia, nitrites, and sulfides. It creates biological balance in the tank, ensuring the health of fish and shrimp in breeding tanks. It reduces the need for water changes and reduces the growth of undesirable microorganisms. Dosage Installing a new tank. Each package contains two dosing spoons, one large and one small. Use 2 large teaspoons per 100 liters of water, or 2 small teaspoons per 25 liters of water. We recommend mixing the measured amount of Mega Bacter with mineralized water. Do not use pure RO water. After the tank has matured, 3 days before adding shrimp or fish, dose Mega Bacter daily at a dose of 1 large teaspoon per 100 liters or 1 small teaspoon per 25 liters of water. Maturation should take approximately 4 weeks. Normal use When changing water, 1 large teaspoon of Mega Bacter per 100 liters of changed water or 1 small teaspoon per 25 liters of changed water. If you're experiencing problems with high concentrations of NH4 and NO2 ions in your tank, use a dose of Mega Bacter – 2 large teaspoons per 100 liters or two small teaspoons per 25 liters of tank water. Also, ensure proper tank aeration. Store the product tightly closed. It's important to dose the product with a dry spoon. Use within 6 months of opening the package. Do not use Mega Bacter concurrently with similar products, such as MultiPowder , BioNitro , PSBacter , Magic Powder , BioProbiotic, BioEnzym, Shrimp Bacter, etc. The amount of product can be adjusted to suit your needs, depending on the specifics of the tank, especially the number of shrimp and the filtration system.