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Fritz RPM Elements Alkalinity Aquarium Water Treatment

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SKU: Y2HLD 327520 Categories: Filters & Cleaners, Reptile, Shop by Reptile & Amphibian, Turtle

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Helps to balance your aquarium’s alkalinity.
Contains deionized water, sodium bicarbonate and sodium carbonate.
Highly concentrated carbonate alkalinity.
Designed to provide the highest purity carbonate alkalinity.
Use in conjunction with Fritz RPM Pt 2 Calcium Water Treatment (sold separately).

The Fritz RPM Elements Alkalinity Aquarium Water Treatment makes it easy to maintain your aquarium’s alkalinity levels for a healthier tank. It doesn’t contain unmeasured and unnecessary ions and metals, which can lead to toxicity. Instead, this treatment includes deionized water, sodium bicarbonate and sodium carbonate. It’s highly concentrated and designed to provide the highest purity carbonate alkalinity. Use it with the Fritz RPM Pt 2 Calcium Water Treatment (sold separately) to create a healthy, well-controlled tank environment.

Specifications

Item Number	327520
Made In	United States
Sourced From	United States
Aquarium Type	Freshwater, Saltwater
Fish Type	Marine Fish
Reptile Type	Invertebrates, Aquatic Turtle, Frog, Hermit Crab
Product Form	Liquid

Adjustment Dosage: Begin by measuring the alkalinity of the aquarium water and determine how much you wish to increase it. Each ml of Pt 1 will increase the alkalinity in 1 US gallon (3.78 L) of water by 2.1 dKH (0.75 meq/ml). One teaspoon (5 ml) will raise 10 US gallons by 1.06 dKH (0.38 meq/L). Do not exceed 5 ml per 10 gallons daily, and always avoid an immediate +/* 0.2 change in pH. Routine Dosing: Once alkalinity has been adjusted to the desired level, recommended starting dose is 5 ml (1tsp) each of Pt 1 and Pt 2 per 20 gallons of aquarium water per day. Maintain alkalinity between 8-11 dKH (2.8-3.9 meq/L) by testing daily and adjusting dose accordingly. Depending on the degree of calcification occurring in the aquarium, dose may have to be significantly increased over recommended starting dose.