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DYMAX IQ5 Acrylic Aquarium- BLACK
Original price was: 453,00 د.إ.317,00 د.إCurrent price is: 317,00 د.إ. (Including Vat)
MasterLine All In One Golden
65,00 د.إ – 180,00 د.إ (Including Vat)
MasterLine Root Caps
85,00 د.إ – 185,00 د.إ (Including Vat)
Capsules with slow release micro and macronutrients for a healthier root system and fewer deficiencies brings nutrient depleted soils back to life product for plants with a high degree of difficulty safe for all forms of life in the aquarium
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Benefits
- Fertilizer for ornamental aquarium plants, which gradual releases all micro and macro nutrients, exactly at their roots
- Significantly contributes to the proper development of more sensitive plants
- Transforms an inert substrate into a nutritious one and brings back to life soils depleted of nutrients
- Ensures a more developed and healthier root system thanks to the nitrogen part in the form of ammonia
- The granules do not affect the water quality and can be easily removed after consumption
- Compatible with all forms of aquatic life, including shrimp
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60 caps ,125 caps |
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