Size: 100ml
JBL Ferropol is a primary care for water plants: basis fertilizer for freshwater aquariums. Nutrition for aquarium plants. JBL Ferropol can be used at all pH values and the availability of the contained minerals increases with increasing pH value. Directions: – To use: 10 ml/40 l water
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JBL PLANTIS are plant pegs for the anchoring of aquarium plants in the gravel.
Key Features:
• Hold for all plants: pegs to anchor plants safely in the aquarium substrate until the roots have taken firm hold.
• Easy to use: clip the peg around the plant root, anchor the root in the substrate.
• Unbreakable plastic, for freshwater and saltwater aquariums.
• No damage to plants or substrate.
Flourish Nitrogen is a concentrated (15,000 mg/L) blend of nitrogen sources. It provides nitrogen in both the nitrate form and the plant-preferred ammonium form.
KEY FEATURES:
DIRECTIONS:
Beginner
Use 2.5mL (half a cap) for each 160L (40 US gallons) twice a week or as needed in response to signs of nitrogen deficiency (e.g. stunted growth, chlorosis). For smaller doses, please note that each cap thread is approximately 1mL.
Expert
The beginner dose raises nitrogen by the same degree that 1 mg/L nitrate would. This dose is sufficient to provide approximately 4g of growth (dry) or about 20g (hydrated) over a 1 month period (assuming all other necessary nutrients are provided). For increased growth use proportionately more.
To target a specific nitrogen increase, dose according to the following formula: 0.25vn=m, where v= volume of tank in gallons, n=desired nitrogen increase (if using a “nitrate equivalent” value for “n” then use a factor of 0.05 instead of 0.25 in the formula) and m=volume of product to use in mL. For example to raise 20 gallons by 0.20 mg/L nitrogen you would use: 0.25*20*0.20=1mL.
Size: 250ml
Easy-Life Nitro and Easy-Life Fosfo are used to compensate for a deficiency of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P), respectively. A deficiency of these macronutrients immediately leads to faltering growth or even to growth arrest.
A shortage of N and P can quickly arise in plant aquaria that contain very few fish or no fish at all, because very little or no fish feed is used. Together with fish excrement, fish feed is the most important source of N and P. A deficiency can also arise in aquaria with a very high density of plants. Nitro (which contains nitrate NO3) and Fosfo (which contains phosphate PO4) immediately compensate for these deficiencies.
The Redfield ratio is usually used to decide on the correct ratio between nitrate (NO3) and phosphate (PO4). See further on for a detailed explanation.
Black Aquascaping Rock 18-23cm 
ARIZONA ROCK 1 
EASYLIFE 25 ROOT STICKS 
