Aquaforest pH Minus Pond 1 – 5L
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Aquaforest pH Minus Pond 1 5L is a specialized water-treatment preparation designed to lower excessively high pH and carbonate hardness (KH) in garden ponds.
Maintaining an appropriate pH level is essential for fish health and overall biological balance. Excessively high pH can increase the toxicity of ammonia, potentially creating stressful and unsafe conditions for pond fish.
AF pH Minus Pond provides a convenient way to gradually adjust water parameters and restore more favorable conditions for fish, aquatic plants, and other aquatic organisms.
Its phosphate-free formula is designed to adjust pH without unnecessarily disturbing the chemical balance of the water.
Excessively high pH can increase ammonia toxicity. Maintaining a more appropriate pH level helps create safer and more favorable conditions for pond fish.
AF pH Minus Pond lowers pH and KH, helping bring water parameters back toward desired levels.
The product is designed for gradual dosing, allowing you to adjust pH carefully while minimizing stress to fish and avoiding sudden changes in water chemistry.
When used according to the recommended instructions, the product is suitable for ponds containing fish, aquatic plants, and other aquatic organisms.
The formula contains no phosphates, helping you adjust pH without adding unwanted phosphate to the pond water.
Before application, measure the current pH level of the pond water.
AF pH Minus Pond should be diluted in pond water outside the pond before application.
Recommended dosage:
1 ml per 1 L of water lowers the pH by approximately 1 pH unit.
However, the actual effect depends on the hardness and buffering capacity of the pond water.
Do not lower the pH by more than 0.5 units per day.
Gradual adjustment is important to help prevent unnecessary stress to fish and sudden changes in the aquatic environment.