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Water Treatment Bacteria Aquarium

Rethinking Aquarium Water Care

Water treatment bacteria for freshwater and marine aquariums

Regular water maintenance of your aquarium is an important component to push back unwanted microorganisms such as cyanobacteria, stabilize water quality, and reduce the frequency of water changes. Even after medication use, it can help restore the biological balance in the aquarium.

But even newly started aquariums benefit from beneficial bacteria and probiotics that support the development of a stable microflora and can facilitate the aquarium's cycling process.

The problem: Most products on the market are stored at room temperature. As a result, the biological activity of the contained microorganisms can significantly decrease over time.

That's why algova takes a different approach: We offer you highly concentrated water care bacteria that are stored at −18 °C and yet remain liquid and ready to dose at any time. This way, we protect the biological activity of our bacteria and ensure particularly long shelf life.

Try it out directly and see for yourself!

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