NT Labs Aquarium Tonic Salt - 300g


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NT Labs Aquarium Tonic Salt is specifically formulated for freshwater aquarists seeking to support fish health during recovery or periods of high stress. By assisting in osmoregulation, this salt helps fish maintain their internal salt balance when their natural mechanisms are compromised by disease or environmental stress, though it must be used with caution as it is not suitable for salt-sensitive species.
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Some aquatic plants are sensitive to salt. It is recommended to use the lowest effective dose or move fish to a quarantine tank for treatment.
NT Labs Aquarium Tonic Salt is primarily for osmotic support and should have a minimal effect on pH, but you should always monitor parameters when altering water chemistry.
Research your specific species online. Generally, species like Corydoras catfish and certain loaches are known to be sensitive to salt additions.
Yes, salt is removed during water changes. You should only replace the salt for the volume of water you removed, not the total tank volume.
No, this is an aquarium tonic salt formulated for freshwater fish and does not contain the specific minerals or buffers found in marine aquarium salt.
For the concentrated 25g per litre dip, the duration should not exceed 1 minute to ensure the safety of the fish.
Perform a partial water change immediately to dilute the salt concentration and monitor closely.
Pre-dissolve the salt in a separate container of tank water before introducing it to the main aquarium.
Before adding NT Labs Aquarium Tonic Salt to your display tank, identify if any of your species are salt-sensitive, such as certain Corydoras or scaleless fish. To apply, dissolve the required amount of salt in a small container of aquarium water before pouring it evenly across the surface of the tank. Because salt does not evaporate, the concentration will fluctuate with water changes; always test your water or calculate the dosage based on the volume of fresh water being replaced. Keep the container sealed in a cool, dry place to prevent clumping. If you have a planted aquarium, be aware that higher concentrations of salt may negatively affect certain live plant species.