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PRB AQUARIUM – Probiotic Remediator Bacteria
PRB AQUARIUM – Probiotic Remediator Bacteria
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PRB AQUARIUM STENGTH is a powerful probiotic blend containing carefully selected bacterial strains that promote bioremediation, enhance nutrient cycling, and reduce disease. Designed to address a broad range of challenges in aquatic environments, PRB supports water quality, solid waste digestion, and overall system health.
Key Benefits:
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Enhanced Nutrient Cycling 🔄
PRB bacteria play a critical role in balancing the nutrient cycle by assimilating solid and dissolved waste. They digest a wide range of organic matter, including:- Fats, lipids, starches, proteins, cellulose
- Excess food, excrement, dead plant material, and vegetation
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Biological Pathogen Mitigation 🛡️
PRB helps control harmful pathogens through:- Competitive exclusion: Outcompeting harmful bacteria for space and resources.
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Production of antagonistic compounds: Naturally occurring compounds produced by PRB bacteria inhibit the growth of harmful pathogens such as:
- Columnaris
- Streptococcus
- Aeromonas
- Vibrio (particularly effective for vibrio control)
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Aquaponics Compatibility 🌱
PRB is highly compatible with aquaponic systems, where it colonizes plant roots, enhances nutrient uptake, and stimulates the immune response of aquatic organisms. -
Extensive Enzyme Production 🧪
PRB bacteria produce a variety of enzymes that aid in the breakdown of complex organic compounds, improving water clarity and reducing sludge buildup. -
Supports Gut Health 🐠
When ingested, PRB bacteria contribute to the gut health of aquatic organisms, improving feed conversion rates and overall resilience. -
Biofloc System Enhancement 🌊
PRB is particularly useful in biofloc systems, where it helps regulate and boost biofloc formation, maintaining stable water quality and nutrient levels.
Applications:
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Aquarium Dose - 5ml's per 50L
Dose Rate & Frequency:
These are recommended starting doses. The actual dose rate and frequency should be adjusted based on:
- Stocking density
- Waste accumulation levels
- Specific water quality issues
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