API POND STRESS COAT Pond Water Conditioner 64-oz Bottle

Description

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Dual action additive makes tap water safe and protects your fish in your freshwater pond.
Conditions water by removing chlorine, chloramines and ammonia and neutralizing heavy metals.
Forms a synthetic slime coating to replace the natural secretion of slime that is interrupted by stress.
Aloe vera helps to heal wounds and promote regeneration of damaged tissue.
Helps reduce fish stress which may lower susceptibility of disease and infection.
Instructions
When adding water to the pond: add 4 tbsp (60 ml) per 240 US gallon (908 L) of pond water, or ½ cup (120 ml) for each 480 US gallons (1,817 L). In areas of known high chloramines use by local water companies, double the dose for added fish protection. When introducing fish to the pond & to promote healing: double the dose.
FAQ
What Does Pond Stress Coat Do?
Pond Stress Coat removes chlorine and neutralizes chloramine and heavy metals. It also reduces stress in fish and promotes the healing of wounds and regeneration of damaged tissue.
Is Pond Stress Coat A Dechlorinator?
Yes, Pond Stress Coat is a dechlorinator.
Is Pond Stress Coat Safe For All Fish, Invertebrates, And Plants?
Yes, Pond Stress Coat is safe for all fish, invertebrates, and plants.
Does Pond Stress Coat Affect The Biological Filter Or The Ph?
No, Pond Stress Coat does not affect the biological filter or the pH.
Can I Use Pond Stress Coat With Other API Products?
Yes, you can use Pond Stress Coat with all other API products.
I Accidentally Over-Dosed My Fish With Pond Stress Coat. Should I Worry?
No, Pond Stress Coat will not harm your fish or plants.
How much Pond Stress Coat should I use?
If you are using the Pond Stress Coat as a dechlorinator to make tap water safe, you should dose enough for the amount of new water you are adding to the aquarium. If you are using the POND STRESS COAT to help the fish recover from injury or disease, then you should use dose enough for the amount of water in the whole pond.
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Special Note
16-oz bottle treats up to 1920 gallons.
32-oz bottle treats up to 3840 gallons.
64-oz bottle treats up to 7600 gallons.
1-gallon bottle treats up to 15360 gallons.