Koi Care - GH Minerals Up

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When to use?
General hardness minerals such as calcium and magnesium are essential for aquatic biological functions. Such minerals are used in fish growth, metabolism and other physiological functions. General hardness minerals can decrease over time due to influx of rainwater, soft tap water and biological processes using these minerals.

NT Labs GH – Minerals Up safely increases the GH providing an optimal habitat for your fish and other pond life.

How to use?

• Dissolve the powder in a bucket of pond water before adding to the pond.
• Keep out of the reach of children.
• Wash hands well after handling fish and this product.
• Use NT Labs Hardness Test Kit to measure the GH of the pond water. Always keep the GH above 8 °dH for optimal water quality.  GH – Minerals Up can also be used to provide additional general hardness where tap water is naturally low in hardness minerals.

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Specifications

Available in the following variations:

1.5kg, 5kg & 20kg

Let us calculate your dosage for you!

To make the process of using our products even easier this handy dosage calculator tells you the amount you will need to put into your system. Please ensure you also read the instructions and warnings that are written on the bottle/pack label.

Note: This calculator does not take into account water displacement such as that caused by substrate, ornaments, water features and plants etc. Therefore, please adjust the calculated volume accordingly.

I know my system's measurements and want to:

* Always follow the instructions on the label. This calculator is intended to be used only as a guide to how much product you need to buy to treat your system. It does not take account of displacement caused by gravel, rocks and ornaments etc and does not include the volume of any external filtration system. NT Laboratories Ltd. will not accept any responsibility for inaccuracies or misuse of this guide.