- Rapidly establishes nitrifying biological filtration,
- Accelerates nitrification and denitrification,
- Enhances bacterial digestion of leftover food, decaying organic materials and detritus,
- Highly concentrated
- Non-sulfur fixing and reduces it to near zero,
- Best for Freshwater use
BacterGen F is a breakthrough in microbial cultures. Designed for freshwater aquariums, it rapidly establishes nitrifying biological filtration in new aquariums, greatly reducing the time it takes to cycle the system.
It also improves the aquarium by delivering bacteria to digest leftover food, decaying organic material and detritus, providing a cleaner aquarium.
Whereas competing products may increase the production of toxic hydrogen sulfide in the system, Bacter Gen F is non-sulfur fixing and will reduce it to near zero.
BacterGen F contains both aerobic and anaerobic microbes which generates new populations and greatly increases existing bacterial populations to establish and accelerate nitrification and denitrification.
Use in aquarium keeping.
Aquarium systems accumulate waste from uneaten food, feces and other organic material. This accumulation lowers water quality, releases toxic into the water, and creates sludge.
BacterGenF rapidly increases the population of beneficial microorganisms, resulting in water clarity, reduction of organic matter, and a decrease in undesirable nutrients, particularly ammonia, nitrite, nitrate and phosphate.
Directions and protocol.
To establish new aquariums:
Add 1 capful (5 ml) of Bacter Gen F for every 25 US gallons (100 L) of aquarium volume, daily for 2 weeks or longer, if necessary.
Medium to heavily loaded aquariums to reduce sludge and waste:
1 capful (5 ml) of Bacter GenF for every 25 US gallons (100 L) of aquarium volume daily as necessary.
Established aquariums for maintenance:
1 capful (5 ml) of BacterGenF for every 50 US gallons (100 L) of aquarium volume weekly, or 1 ml per day.
Caution: Keep out of reach of children. Not for human consumption. Contains non-pathogenic microbes. If in eyes flush with water, if irritation continues, seek medical attention.
