Easy life Aquamaker

Easy life AQUAMAKER is a powerful, fast working water conditioner

AquaMaker transforms aggressive tap water into a safe environment for all freshwater and marine aquariums. You can also use it in reef aquariums and garden ponds. It is completely safe for all fish, plants, corals, shrimps, snails, and the biological filter.

AquaMaker is incredibly versatile:

• Removes chlorine
• Removes chloramine
• Removes heavy metals such as copper, zinc, and lead
• Binds and detoxifies harmful ammonia
• Binds and neutralizes toxic nitrite
• Binds and neutralizes nitrate
• Helps reduce fish stress
• Protects the mucous membrane and gills of fish

AquaMaker does not affect the pH, KH, or GH of your water. Additionally, it will not overactivate skimmers.

For the best results, add AquaMaker to the tap water you are using for water changes. Make sure to only use the dosage that corresponds to the volume of this new tap water, so aggressive substances are neutralized immediately. You can also add AquaMaker directly to the aquarium; in this case, adjust the dosage based on the total volume of the aquarium water.

Dosage

The standard dosage is:

• 10 ml of AquaMaker per 50 liters of aquarium water
• 1 US fl oz of AquaMaker per 40 US Gallons of aquarium water

Remember to shake the bottle before use, as the product may release a sulfur odor.

Example: dosing tap water for water change

If you fill five buckets of 10 liters each for a water change, add 2 ml of AquaMaker to each bucket and mix. The mixture can be added to the aquarium immediately because AquaMaker works instantly.

Example: dosing an aquarium

If your aquarium holds 100 liters of water and you change 20 liters, you should dose AquaMaker based on the full volume of water, which is 100 liters. You will need to add 20 ml of AquaMaker to the aquarium water.

Adjusting Dosages

• If you encounter low concentrations of chloramine, chlorine, or ammonia, use half the regular dose: 5 ml per 50 liters or 1 US fl oz per 80 US Gallons.
• For higher concentrations of chloramine, chlorine, or ammonia, use double the standard dose: 20 ml per 50 liters or 2 US fl oz per 40 US Gallons.
• In emergencies, if nitrite concentrations are very high (3 mg/L or higher) or ammonia concentrations are very high (1 mg/L or higher), use triple the dosage: 30 ml per 50 liters or 3 US fl oz per 40 US Gallons.
• If the water temperature reaches 30 ºC (86 ºF), use up to half the normal dose of AquaMaker.