Our natural EcoBio-Block creates a clean ecosystem in your water with beneficial bacteria that break down organic waste.
learn moreWith EcoBio-Block, high water quality was retained, keeping water clear, clean, odor-free and healthy.
Water quality was tested in two identical aquariums, one with and one without EcoBio-Block, as well as our own pond.
Every month, from November 27th, 2006 to October 3rd. 2008, a photo was taken of our home aquarium after adding EcocBio-Block. Maintenance was very minimal. As you can see, the aquarium water remained clear and fish healthy.
Fish Species: Longear Sunfish, Orange-spotted sunfish and Pumpkin Seed - 12 fish in 20 gal. tank, ranging in size from 4” to 7”. We started the tank with three plants, but the fish gradually nibbled them away, so we took the stumps out. We put background paper behind the glass for aesthetics. In June, we decided to add back a few plants for aesthetics (and for nibbling!)
Aquarium ammonia removal is part of setting up a new tank. Every tank goes through the cycling process known as new tank syndrome.
Otherwise known as the nitrogen cycle, this process which involves the build-up of waste and then the subsequent build-up of beneficial microbes until a natural balance is reached, can take months to complete.
The end result is clear, healthy water for your fish. EcoBio-Block speeds up this natural process with its special strains of beneficial bacteria which disperse into the water every 30 minutes keeping levels of good bacteria high and quickly reducing aquarium ammonia and nitrites.
Set up completely new tank with EcoBio-Stone M
Next day - placed 2 native fish and background
2 days later
Checked water parameters
Ammonia: 0.5
Nitrite: 0.1
Nitrate: 2.5
note: fish are healthy and have good appetites.
4 days later
Checked water parameters
Ammonia: 0.75
Nitrite: 0.1
Nitrate: 3.5
note: fish are healthy and have good appetite.
6 days later
Checked water parameters
Ammonia: 0.5
Nitrite: 0.1
Nitrate: 3.5
note: fish are healthy and have good appetite.
8 days later
Checked water parameters
Ammonia: 0
Nitrite: 0.5
Nitrate: 20
note: fish are healthy and good appetite.
10 days later
Checked water parameters
Ammonia: 0
Nitrite: 0.3
Nitrate: 50
note: fish are healthy and have good appetite.
12 days later
Checked water parameters
Ammonia: 0
Nitrite: 0.2
Nitrate: 30
note: fish are healthy and have good appetite.
14 days later
Checked water parameters
Ammonia: 0
Nitrite: 0
Nitrate: negligible
note: fish are healthy and have good appetite.
Aquarium cycle completed in 2 weeks
Water in the tank is crystal clear and fish are healthy
Ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate levels after 2 weeks
ammonia: 0 nitrite: 0 nitrate: very low
Clarify your water and give your fish a healthy environment for years to come.
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