Fluval Water Conditioner

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Removes problematic substances
Protects the fishes
Reduces stress

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Description

Fluval Water Conditioner is a highly effective water conditioner that makes tap water safe for fish by removing chlorine and chloramine and neutralising toxic heavy metals. Fluval Water Conditioner works with a patented stress-reducing formula and also effectively protects scales and fins. It also prevents inflammation or other undesirable conditions that can result from cuts, torn fins or wounds.

Features

Makes tap water safe for fish
Neutralises chlorine, chloramine and heavy metals
Protects the sensitive mucous membrane of the fish
Patented, stress-reducing composition
Suitable for use in fresh & salt water

Application

To remove chlorine: 5 ml per 40 litres of tap water.
To remove chloramine and protect scales and fins: 10 ml per 40 litres of tap water. The 500 ml bottle is suitable for a total of 3.800 litres of aquarium water.

Fluval

Since 1975, Fluval has been offering advanced aquarium technology such as filters, lighting solutions and complete aquarium systems with a high degree of quality and innovation. Fluval's pioneering spirit is reflected in constantly modern products that meet the changing times and fast pace in the field of aquaristics with functionality and robustness. Fluval is not only committed to the much-loved hobby of aquaristics, but also to the preservation of the environment through coral conservation projects, species protection programmes and also works in a close context with the aquaristics community.