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Seachem Equilibrium 600 grammi Versione originale

Brand:Seachem

3.8/5

€
49.62

INDICAZIONI: Per aumentare il contenuto di minerali/durezza generale (GH) di 1 meq/L (3 dH), aggiungere 16 g (1 cucchiaio) per ogni 80 L (20 galloni USA) durante l'allestimento di un acquario o quando si effettuano cambi d'acqua (aggiungere a nuova acqua). È normale che questo prodotto non si dissolva subito e non danneggerà il serbatoio. Si dissolverà nel corso di circa 12 ore. BALANCE: Equilibrium aumenta il contenuto di minerali/elettroliti essenziali (durezza generale) dell'acqua per bilanciare e promuovere la stabilità della durezza carbonatica. ADATTO PER: Equilibrium è preferibilmente adatto per l'uso con acqua RO (osmosi inversa) e DI (deionizzata) o qualsiasi acqua carente di minerali. EQUILIBRIUM: non contiene sodio o cloruro (che possono essere dannosi per un acquario piantumato a livelli elevati). MINERALI: Equilibrium è specificamente progettato per stabilire il contenuto ottimale di minerali per l'acquario piantumato. Quando questa miscela viene aggiunta all'acquario, conferirà una leggera foschia che dovrebbe scomparire entro 15-30 minuti.

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Categories: Prodotti per animali, Pesci e animali acquatici, Trattamenti dell'acqua dell'acquario,

INDICAZIONI: Per aumentare il contenuto di minerali/durezza generale (GH) di 1 meq/L (3 dH), aggiungere 16 g (1 cucchiaio) per ogni 80 L (20 galloni USA) durante l'allestimento di un acquario o quando si effettuano cambi d'acqua (aggiungere a nuova acqua). È normale che questo prodotto non si dissolva subito e non danneggerà il serbatoio. Si dissolverà nel corso di circa 12 ore. BALANCE: Equilibrium aumenta il contenuto di minerali/elettroliti essenziali (durezza generale) dell'acqua per bilanciare e promuovere la stabilità della durezza carbonatica. ADATTO PER: Equilibrium è preferibilmente adatto per l'uso con acqua RO (osmosi inversa) e DI (deionizzata) o qualsiasi acqua carente di minerali. EQUILIBRIUM: non contiene sodio o cloruro (che possono essere dannosi per un acquario piantumato a livelli elevati). MINERALI: Equilibrium è specificamente progettato per stabilire il contenuto ottimale di minerali per l'acquario piantumato. Quando questa miscela viene aggiunta all'acquario, conferirà una leggera foschia che dovrebbe scomparire entro 15-30 minuti.
Batteries Included? ‎No
Batteries Required? ‎No
Brand Seachem
Color ‎Original Version
Country of Origin ‎USA
Customer Reviews 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,139 ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars
Included Components ‎all
Item Form Powder
Item model number ‎443
Item Package Quantity ‎1
Item Weight 0.6 Kilograms
Item Weight ‎1.32 pounds
Liquid Volume 80 Liters
Manufacturer ‎Seachem Laboratories, Inc.
Part Number ‎443
Product Dimensions ‎8 x 3.7 x 3.6 inches
Size ‎600 grams
Target Species Fish
Usage ‎Active
Volume ‎600 Milliliters

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Scritto da: Amazon Customer
Best fertilizer ever
I use this in all my fresh water aquariums except for dark water environments. It provides a great source of potassium and iron to aquatic plants. I use it in a half dose for fertilizer.
Scritto da: TB
Seachem Makes Great Products
Big fan of this product. Use it on our 30 gallon community tank using well water. KH is high, while the gH low out of the tap. This does the trick bringing everything in balance for healthy inhabitants and plants. Super easy to use just takes a while to dissolve.
Scritto da: RatherLiveInKeyWest
Seachem Equilibrium - Outstanding aquarium water conditioner that balances minerals and hardness to your tank's needs
*** Update 07/13/117 *** Back for more. *** Original review *** We have had an aquarium in our house for almost 25 years, ranging from 20 gallons to 110 gallons, and have had both fresh and saltwater setups. About 15 years ago we purchased our first Boesemani Rainbow and got hooked on this type of fish! Brilliant coloration from freshwater fish; now we have Boesemani, Turquoise, Banded, Red, and Praecox (neon) rainbows that have grown to about three inches in length. Our current tank is a 72 gallon bow-front which we fill with RO'd tap water. It has a bio-ball based biological filtration system and also a pond pump that runs water through a UV light canister to manage algae. About 2 years ago we moved into a new-to-us house, and within a couple month started to experience an oddity with the tank... no matter how much sodium bicarbonate we gently mixed in, we could not get the PH testing kit to read much above 6... and then we started to lose fish. Local aquarium staff were very nice to talk to, and they suggested that our issue was our tap water; they said that our county tap water has 0.5 - 1.0 dGH (General Hardness of about 17 ppm) and that rainbows like 10 - 15+ dGH (180+ ppm). They also noted that the RO process can also drive down GH, and that super low GH levels (or, conversely, super high GH) can cause false PH testing results. They recommended that we immediately cycle out 30% of our water and use Equilibrium to focus on getting GH up. I use a 5 gallon pail to do water changes, and the RO water pours into the pail as produced. We put the equilibrium into the pail with the new RO water, and stir aggressively with a long wooden spoon until fairly well mixed in. We cycled 30% of the water each week until the Equilibrium stabilized GH at around 200 ppm and PH settled in at about 7. As GH came up to around 100 ppm, the PH test results jumped to 8... so those good folks at the aquarium were right on!! Now we have gone back to normal water cycling and using a little bit of Equilibrium to maintain balance. For the last 20 months our rainbows have been quite happy and their colors outstanding once again. We even had a surprise birth... what looks like the fry from the turquoise and banded rainbows. We caught one in time to keep him from becoming breakfast, and kept him in a pen for about three months. Now he is about 1.5 inches long and has been released to live with the others. Truly amazing. Guess we must have lived in places where tap water had medium hardness as we had never run into this issue and had never tested tanks for GH before. Glad we know what to do now. Seachem Equilibrium is our friend. If you have a similar need, we highly recommend it.
Scritto da: Doug
Seachem Is The Best
This is great for utilizing when you use reverse osmosis water for water changes in your aquariums. Adds back only the essential items you want.
Scritto da: S.N.
Make sure you follow the instructions and mix well with water before adding to tank.
This item causes a lot of cloudiness that will last for about an hour in a high flow tank. This is to be expected and will clear up. Following the instructions, I have had no loss in livestock. Good for increasing mineral content of your water.
Scritto da: Broken fixer
Great product for help in acheiving desired R/O water parameters.
I've been in an out of fishkeeping over the years with varied success. My goal this time around was to maintain a heavily planted community aquarium favoring Amazon river fish species predominately. I decided to set up my 75 gallon tank with the plants first to see how they'd fair before stocking it with fish, since that's where I've been the most challenged in the past. Water comes out of the tap on the harder side here at 9 GH, 12 KH and 7.6+ PH. Figuring that was part of my problem in the past, I bought a reverse osmosis unit and figured I'd mix the R/O water with my tap water to soften it. I wasn't arriving at the KH and PH values I wanted without making the GH value too low (1.5) apparently in the tap water/R/O mix. This low GH value seemed to work out fine for my plants ranging from hair grass, banana plants, red amazon swords and a variety of others and for the Amazon river fish species I purchased on the net shipped from afar. But the fish I purchased locally showed signs of osmotic stress within a day or two and a few of them died despite my efforts to acclimate them properly to my much softer water parameters. I realized I needed to raise my GH value without affecting my KH and PH values if the fish purchased locally were to have a better chance of survival. Adding Equalibrium to my R/O water in combination with Acid and Alkaline buffers in the appropriate portions achieved the water parameters and stability I had been trying to achieve with the tap water mix alone prior. I settled upon using Equilibrium to raise my GH after a fair amount of research reviewing the various products available for accomplishing this. The label claims it doesn't use sodium chloride as one of the ingredients which is why I went with Equilibrium instead of others. I'll likely stick with it based upon how it's been working out for me thus far.
Scritto da: Cat, Chris and Family
Does What It Claims
I am one of those people who test my aquarium water religiously, like every day. I can get quite obsessive over it because I want the best for my fish. I use city tap water, which is devoid of the essential minerals the fish and plants need. I followed the instructions and add the required amount to my 55 gallon aquarium with every water change, which is once a week. I have slowly been increasing the amount little-by-little because of how soft my water really is. It's important that you increase it slowly to give your fish a chance to adapt. So far everything seems to be going great. The only thing that annoys me about it is that it makes my water cloudy for about A-day after using it. It clears out after that though. It's best if you mix it in to water beforehand instead of pouring it directly into your aquarium, as I found out. The granules take a while to dissolve. The 1st time I used this I had little white granules all over my plants, driftwood and gravel.
Scritto da: Robert Miller
Excellent
Works great to remineralze RO or RODI water. It will raise the TDS in the water, after a few hours they will go down some. This is also good to use if you have a low GH in your tank. Works best if you dissolve in a cup before adding to tank.
Scritto da: Shepherd
Works well
If you have purchased a revers osmosis system or have really soft tap water then this might be for you. But you will need to purchase a ph kh puffer as well because equilibrium is only gh buffer.
Scritto da: 
Equilibrium…
Dosnt dissolve in water even using blender to mix it still alot of powders sits down on the bottom and it will make water brownish colour have small kind of bits in poweder where they stick on magnet probably metal bits
Scritto da: Glenn Walsh
Not Bad item
Used twice still waiting for results...
Scritto da: john
Trusted
This product keeps my Gh where I want it and easy to use using the Seachem dose calculator on the web site
Scritto da: Marius Corneschi
It does what is supposed to do
Good product that I use with my RO water as I don't want to mix it with tap water. 4 stars only because some of the stuff doesn't dissolve so I have to clean my bucket every month .

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