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Aquarium Salt 33oz

Part Number: AQUA0002106
Weight: 2.00 lbs

Promotes healthy gill function. helps to reduce stress. reduces electrolyte loss. used to improve the efficiency of medications. reduces the harmful effects of nitrite.

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Use one rounded tablespoon for every five u.s. gallons of aquarium water.
An all-natural salt made from evaporated sea water. provides essential electrolytes fish need to reach peak coloration and vitality.

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