DENNERLE - Humin Elixier - 250ml - Tropical water conditioner

The advantages of the HUMIN ELIXIER product

CONCENTRATED EXTRACTS OF OAK BARK, ALDER CONE AND BADAM LEAVES

• Mixture of valuable humic and fulvic acids for biotope-compliant aquarium water
• Prevents pathogenic germs, prevents diseases
• To successfully breed fish and shrimp accustomed to the humins of their natural environment
• Creates species-appropriate aquatic conditions similar to those in the natural environment
• Promotes balanced growth, good health, vitality and vibrant colors
• Aquarium water does not turn yellow

In particular, it facilitates the acclimatization and maintenance of all fish originating from regions with "black" water, such as discus, neons, angelfish, dwarf cichlids and blue antennae catfish. The water conditions close to nature reduce stress. Humins and tannins strengthen the mucous membranes and thus reduce the risk of skin diseases. Humine Elixir increases the willingness to spawn and the hatching rate of eggs. When they are healthy and feeling well, fish display their most beautiful colors.

• Promotes reproduction, provides the best conditions for successful breeding
• Stimulates beneficial bacteria
• Protects the mucous membranes and gills of fish
• Protects the shell and gills of shrimp and crayfish
• Binds harmful heavy metals
• Stimulates plant growth by reactivating nutrients (chelation)
• Slightly acidifies water and stabilizes pH

Special advantage : Humine Elixir mainly contains humins and tannins that do not colour the water or only slightly. Unlike many conventional peat preparations, the water does not take on a visually disturbing brownish colour. Guaranteed to be free of phosphoric acid and hydrochloric acid.

Advice :

Humine Elixir has also proven itself as an effective water maintenance preparation in the culture of certain demanding shrimp species such as Red bee, Crystal Red and Taiwan bees.

• DOSAGE / USE

  20 ml per 100 liters of aquarium water every week.

  In case of increased need: up to 40 ml per 100 litres of aquarium water.