Biotope Goldfish and Koi Conditioning Salts

Introduction

Biotope Goldfish and Koi Conditioning Salts are formulated to improve fish vitality by adding essential minerals and electrolytes to aquariums and ponds. These salts enhance gill function, support osmoregulation, reduce stress, and strengthen the immune system of Goldfish and Koi. Regular use ensures a healthier, more resilient aquatic environment, while also promoting recovery from handling, spawning, or minor injuries.

Features

• Improves Fish Health – Supplies essential minerals and electrolytes to aid gill function and osmoregulation.

• Reduces Stress – Helps fish adapt to environmental changes, water treatments, or handling.

• Boosts Immunity – Strengthens natural defenses against infections and common pond diseases.

• Enhances Water Quality – Stabilizes water parameters for a healthier habitat.

• Promotes Wound Healing – Supports recovery from abrasions and minor injuries, especially after spawning.

Usage

• Dosage – Add 10 g per 100 L (26 gallons) of water.

• Application – Dissolve the required amount in a container of pond/aquarium water before evenly distributing.

• Frequency – Use during new setups, after water changes, when introducing new fish, or during stressful events.

• Ongoing Use – Dose monthly to replenish minerals in heavily stocked systems or those with frequent water changes.

Available Sizes

• 300 g – For small ponds or indoor aquariums.

• 500 g – Suitable for medium-sized ponds/tanks.

• 1.5 kg – For larger ponds with multiple fish.

• 2.2 kg – Designed for big pond setups.

• 10 kg – Bulk size for extensive ponds and professional use.

Recommendations

• For Goldfish & Koi Keepers – Enhances vitality, reduces stress, and strengthens fish health.

• Stressful Situations – Use after handling, transport, or treatments to support recovery.

• Combine for Best Results – Pair with Biotope KH Balance or Biotope Easy All In One for complete water management.

• Wound Recovery – Particularly effective for ponds where spawning or abrasions are common.