Product code: MDR-AMM100
AMMOMIX 100ml
Brand: MODERN REEF
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AmmoMix – Nitrogen Cycle Starter for New Marine and Freshwater Aquariums
AmmoMix is a purified ammonium chloride solution specifically designed to initiate the nitrogen cycle in newly established aquariums. It provides a precise and safe source of ammonia (NH₃) to feed nitrifying bacteria, making it ideal for setups using inert rocks, sterile substrates, or new filtration systems.
By simulating the organic load of a stocked tank, AmmoMix triggers the biological filtration process, allowing for a faster and controlled maturation without risking ammonia or nitrite spikes. Its use ensures a safe environment before introducing fish.
Key Features:
Stimulates nitrifying bacteria growth with controlled ammonia
Perfect for new tanks with dry rock or sterile filters
Enables safe and efficient nitrogen cycle initiation
Compatible with bacterial starters like Modern Reef Nitri-Bac
Won’t affect pH or introduce harmful contaminants
Helps stabilize aquariums before adding livestock
How to Use:
Dose 1 drop of AmmoMix per liter of aquarium water
Add Nitri-Bac or another bacterial culture simultaneously
Repeat every 3 days until ammonia level reaches 2 ppm (max)
Never exceed 2 ppm of NH₃
Monitor nitrite (NO₂) levels and continue adding bacteria until nitrites disappear
If pH drops below 7, perform a 25% water change
Once both ammonia and nitrites are undetectable, the tank is cycled and ready for fish
Why Choose AmmoMix: Ideal for jump-starting biological filtration, AmmoMix ensures a fast, controlled cycle in both marine and freshwater tanks. It prevents toxic build-up, shortens the maturation period, and is safe for all aquarium types, especially those using inert or artificial materials.