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API Pond Stress Coat, 1 Gallon
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Where there's water, there's fish, and where there's fish, there's a need for API Pond Stress Coat! This dual-action conditioner is the ultimate solution for keeping your pond water safe and your fish healthy. With just a splash of this magical potion, you can neutralize and remove harmful chlorine, chloramines, and ammonia that may be lurking in your tap water. But that's not all! API POND STRESS COAT is also packed with the healing power of Aloe Vera and a slime coat replenisher that helps reduce fish stress and promotes the healing of damaged skin, fins, and fish wounds. So not only are you protecting your fish from harsh chemicals, but you're also giving them a soothing spa treatment!
- - Multipurpose conditioner that neutralizes harmful tap water pollutants
- - Removes chlorine, chloramines, ammonia & heavy metals in tap water
- - Contains Aloe Vera & slime coat replenisher to reduce fish stress
- - 1 gallon bottle treats up to 15, 360 gallons of water (that's a lot of happy fish!)
- - Safe for fish and pond plants, as well as surrounding wildlife and pets when used as directed
- - Perfect for ornamental ponds where your fish can live their best lives
Specifications
| SKU | 3012349 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | API |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Personalized Item flag | No |
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Item Dimensions
| Volume | 1 GAL |
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USE API POND STRESS COAT FOR AQUARIUM.............
nickthestick
Yes, I recommend this product.
API Pond Stress
Jwilli1111
Yes, I recommend this product.
Great!
Man D
Yes, I recommend this product.
Not just for pond stress
ShariB71
Yes, I recommend this product.
Questions
I have a pond with 600 gallon of water how much Stress Coat do I add to my pond water and how often thxs
- We would recommend 150mls of the product into your 600 gallon pond. It is recommended to use this product whenever you are performing water exchanges.
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