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Liquid Aquarium Fertilizer for Planted Tanks, 250 ml Iron Micronutrient and Simple Pump Dosing

$37.34
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Liquid Aquarium Fertilizer for Planted Tanks, 250 ml Iron Micronutrient and Simple Pump Dosing

$37.34
Sale price  $37.34 Regular price  $37.34

Give the plants in your aquarium a measured source of iron, a micronutrient involved in chlorophyll production and the way plants use light. This 250 ml liquid fertilizer fits naturally into a careful planted-tank routine.

Small doses matter with this concentrated micronutrient. The pump provides a convenient measuring reference, while the stated guidance offers starting amounts for 10-gallon and 55-gallon aquariums.

Key Features

  • Iron is used in chlorophyll production, supporting an essential part of aquarium plant growth and light absorption.
  • The fertilizer is intended to encourage darker reds and lusher greens, making it especially relevant when caring for colorful planted aquariums.
  • Reddish plants are specifically noted as responsive to iron, giving aquascapers a focused supplement for red plant varieties.
  • One pump measures about 4 ml, providing a practical reference when adding the small quantities this micronutrient requires.
  • Starting guidance for two common tank sizes makes initial measurement easier while recognizing that every aquarium may respond differently.

Specifications

  • Bottle volume: 250 ml.
  • Form: Liquid.
  • Nutrient: Iron micronutrient.
  • Derived from diethylenetriamine pentaacetate.
  • One pump dispenses approximately 4 ml.
  • Starting amount for a 10-gallon aquarium: approximately 2 ml every other day.
  • Starting amount for a 55-gallon aquarium: approximately 5 ml every other day.
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Measure conservatively, monitor your aquarium, and keep the bottle out of reach of children. Too much iron can cloud the water, encourage algae, and potentially harm fish, so avoid overdosing and account for the needs of your individual tank.

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