About FritzPond A.C.C.R. Dry
FritzPond A.C.C.R. is a unique, highly-concentrated powder that completely, instantly and safely detoxifies ammonia, chlorine and chloramine from fresh and saltwater. FritzPond A.C.C.R. is Non toxic and can be used safely in all types of fish and aquatic invertebrate cultures.
Directions & Dosage
1 teaspoon will treat approx. 40 gallons (151 L) or 32 g per 1,000 L (264 gallons). Using this dosage, 1.0 mg/L ammonia will be instantly eliminated, as well as chlorine and chloramines. A.C.C.R. dosage can be safely increased to remove greater amounts of ammonia.
Water treated with FritzPond A.C.C.R. Dry cannot be accurately tested with Nessler ammonia test kits nor with Winkler dissolved oxygen (DO) test kits because A.C.C.R. interferes with the reagents used in these tests. Salicylate ammonia test kits are recommended when using FritzPond A.C.C.R.
NOTE: Due to the variation of granular size, conversion between volume and weight of powdered products are approximate. As a precaution, dose less than the calculated amount and measure the effect before adding the total amount.
Sizes
| Size | Treats | Item Number |
|---|---|---|
| 1.25 lb. jar | 4,700 gal. | 78020 |
| 4 lb. jar | 15,040 gal. | 78064 |
| 12 lb. bkt | 45,120 gal. | 78125 |
FAQs
FAQs
See below for frequently asked questions regarding FritzPond A.C.C.R. Dry.
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If I remove all ammonia, will it harm the bacteria colony?
FritzPond A.C.C.R. Dry binds with ammonia making it harmless to the inhabitants while still bioavailable to the beneficial bacteria.
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What do I dose if my ammonia is extremely high?
Dilute the ammonia concentration by performing a water change. FritzPond A.C.C.R. Dry can be added up to 5x the recommended amount safely for high
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How long should I wait after treating water to add to tank?
Treated water can be added to the aquarium immediately after mixing with FritzPond A.C.C.R. Dry
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Can this be overdosed?
The dosage of FritzPond A.C.C.R. Dry can be increased by up to 5x the recommended amount.
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