Fritz Algae Clean Out 16oz

Excessive algae growth can be a common problem for aquarium enthusiasts of all levels. Left unchecked, algae can detract from the beauty of your aquarium and pose risks to fish and plant life. Fritz Algae Clean Out® is a powerful solution designed to address this issue. It targets string algae, blanketweed, and green water caused by single-celled algae. This highly concentrated, EPA-registered algaecide formula is copper-free, making it a safe choice for both reef and planted systems. It will not affect biological filtration or alter pH levels, ensuring a stable environment for your aquatic life. With its selective algae control, Fritz Algae Clean Out® effectively manages algae growth without harming fish and live plants when used as directed.

Suitable for use in both freshwater and saltwater aquariums, as well as fountains and small ponds, Fritz Algae Clean Out® provides a reliable solution for maintaining a clear and healthy aquatic environment.

Directions & Dosage:
Use 6 drops per 10 U.S. gallons (37.85 L). Use 2.5 mL (1/2 tsp) per 30 U.S. gallons (114L). Use 5 ml (1 tsp) per 60 U.S. gallons (227.1 L). Repeat dose every three days until algae is controlled.
    For best results, add Algae Clean Out to a sump or high flow area of the the tank
    No equipment restrictions necessary
    No contraindications: can be used with all of our other products and meds
    NOT SAFE FOR USE WITH FRESHWATER INVERTEBRATES including: snails, shrimp, clams, other crustaceans or molluscs; remove these types of livestock before dosing
    Easy measuring: the 4 oz, 8 oz and 16 oz bottle caps are approximately 5 mL volume
    Manually remove as much algae as possible before treatment, and after treatment
    Perform a water change 1-2 days after treatment to remove excess nutrients
    If possible, turn aquarium lights off to further inhibit algae growth
    Overdosed? Observe livestock for distress, perform small water changes if needed
    Test for ammonia, nitrites, and phosphates with reliable test kits as dying algae may release these nutrients back into the water column.