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This guide is for pond owners seeking to establish a healthy and balanced aquatic environment, particularly those with new or recently cleaned pond filters. The Evolution Aqua Pure+ Filter Start Gel rapidly colonises filter media with beneficial bacteria, leading to quicker filter maturation and reduced stress on fish. Note that while this gel accelerates the process, it's not a substitute for proper pond maintenance practices.
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Use it when setting up a new filter, after cleaning an existing filter, or when there are significant changes to the pond environment.
Yes, when used as directed, it is safe for all fish and other aquatic life.
You should start to see results, such as reduced ammonia and nitrite levels, within a few days to a week.
Yes, it is possible to overdose. Always follow the instructions on the bottle.
It is generally recommended to turn off your UV sterilizer for 24-48 hours after applying the gel to allow the bacteria to colonize the filter media without being killed off.
Refer to the expiration date printed on the bottle. Usually, the shelf life is about a year or two from the manufacturing date, but always check the product.
This gel is most effective for new filters or after filter maintenance. For established ponds, regular maintenance and water testing are more important.
Check your filter. Ensure it is working correctly and not clogged. Perform a partial water change.
Test water parameters frequently and perform water changes to reduce levels. Ensure adequate aeration.
Check the expiration date of the gel. Make sure the filter media is suitable. Check water temperature.
Ensure your filter is functioning correctly. Consider using an algae control treatment, but first, address the root cause, usually an imbalance of nutrients.
