Seachem Amguard 500ml
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0000116077309
£16.99
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Seachem Amguard for safely and rapidly removing toxic free ammonia from the aquarium.
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Seachem Amguard for safely and rapidly removing toxic free ammonia from the aquarium.
Amguard is one of the strongest liquid ammonia binders on the market. Working within minutes to detoxify free ammonia which left in the aquarium, is very harmful to your inhabitants.
Will not degrade for nearly 48 hours - twice as long as most other similar products.
Safe to use even during the tank cycling process and is ideal for using in any emergency situation. Amguard does not effect pH and works in minutes!
Traditional ammonia test kits convert all ammonia to free ammonia by raising pH to 12-14, the problem here is no ammonia removing product can function and therefore will produce a false reading. We strongly recommend using Seachem Ammonia Alert or Seachem Multi Test Free and Total ammonia to directly monitor levels of free ammonia.
Amguard also removes chlorine and chloramines.
Directions
BEGINNER: Use 1 capful (5 mL) for every 200 L (50 gallons*) daily or as needed to reduce ammonia. (Note: The 2 & 4 L container’s cap is 10 mL). ADVANCED: If you have an Ammonia Alert™ that is reading alert, then use 1 capful (5 mL) for every 400 L (100 gallons*) daily. If it reads alarm, then use 1 capful for every 200 L (50 gallons*) daily. If it reads toxic, then use 1 capful for every 80 L (20 gallons*) daily. EXPERT: If using our MultiTest®: Free & Total Ammonia test kit, use 1 capful (5 mL) for every 40 L (10 gallons*) to remove 1 mg/L (ppm) of free ammonia. Alternatively you may employ the following formula for a variety of ammonia and water levels: 0.125AV=m (for volume in liters) or 0.5AV=m (for volume in gallons*). A=ammonia concentration in mg/L, V=the volume of water being treated and m=the volume of AmGuard™ to use in mL. For example, to remove 1 mg/L of ammonia in 100 gallons* you would use 0.5*1*100=50 mL. If water temperature is above 30 °C (86 °F) do not use.