ROYAL NATURE - Red Slime Remover - 100ml - Elimination of Cyanobacteria

Royal Nature Red Algae Controller is useful against red algae known as Cyanobacteria.
The Royal Nature Red Algae Controller solves the problems associated with red algae in marine aquariums, such as those called "red slime" or cyanobacteria. This is because of the appearance of these algae. What is called red algae can also be green, blue or black in some cases. However, it is not really algae but Cyanobacteria.

Red algae is not directly toxic to fish, but it can produce very toxic substances. We recommend that you read the user manual carefully before using the product.

Dosage:
100ml of product for 500 liters of water, a 25ml measuring cup is included with the product.
Measure 1 dose from the measuring cup for 125 litres. Always check the water parameters before using it.

A treatment with Royal Red Slime Remover will normally remove cyanobacteria from your

aquarium in a week. If necessary, the treatment can be repeated after two weeks. We recommend changing 25-50% of the water before starting the second treatment.

Filter: The filter must remain in operation during treatment with Red Red Slime Remover. For best results, we recommend turning off the skimmer for 2-3 hours. Keep in mind that water quality is very important for effective treatment. This is why it is best to restart the skimmer if you feel the water quality is deteriorating.

Do not filter through activated carbon; turn off UV lamps and ozone generators for 2 weeks after the last administration of the product. Do not make water changes during the treatment, unless poor water quality forces you to do so.
Two weeks after the last administration, you can resume weekly water changes.

We recommend changing 10-20% per week. The activated carbon filter can be put back into service to remove any residue.

Attention :

This product should only be used to eliminate red algae in a marine aquarium.
Keep out of reach of children.
Please store the product away from light, in a dry place and at a temperature between 4 and 32°C.