JBL NovoTab Tablets
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CO-JB30230.00
CHF10.20
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Available, delivery time 1-3 days
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Product information "JBL NovoTab Tablets"
JBL NovoTab - Main food tablets for all aquarium fish
- Complete nutrition and ideal growth for all freshwater fish. Also ideal for bottom dwellers like armored catfish
- Optimal protein/fat ratio for healthy fish: ideal feeding conditions for fish species from 3 to 20 cm in all water layers. Food tablets stick to the aquarium glass, fish can be observed during feeding
- No water clouding: reduced algae growth thanks to balanced phosphate content, better water quality due to better digestibility of the food, which reduces fish excrement
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JBL PlaCollect - Planaria trap to combat flatworms
CHF17.40
CHF19.90
(12.56% saved)
Convenient and effective way to catch flatworms (planaria) without using chemicals
Equip trap with food bait (JBL NovoTab), use suction pad and cord to hang it at an angle over the bottom and empty trap the following day
Convenient emptying of the trap: open lower plug and upper screw top and rinse under running water
Completely non-toxic in freshwater and marine water
Ø 17 mm, 13 cm
Package content: 1 complete planaria trap (13 cm long) with transparent cord and suction pad for slanted positioning
Flatworms (Platyhelminthes):To this class of animals belong the unpopular planaria which sometimes massively reproduce in aquariums and then can become a disturbing pest. They mostly lead a hidden existence and appear only at night. After using a planaria trap many people are surprised how many flatworms were present in their aquariums! Since chemical means against planaria have mostly unwanted side effects, the JBL planaria trap is a very good alternative without harmful side effects!Flatworms in marine water:Flatworms in marine water can look very beautiful, such as slugs. But they can also cause problems for corals, when they increase alarmingly and infest the corals. There are Turbellaria which, extremely well camouflaged, even can’t be found on a closer look. This also includes e.g. the Acropora-eating flatworm which can infest stony corals and lead to serious damage. Through an iodine bath of the affected coral outside the aquarium (2 ml Betaisodona/l) the Turbellaria will be paralysed and can be flushed away with a strong water jet. The wrasse Pseudocheilinus hexataenia is considered as the recommended natural enemy of choice, as it can even recognise clutches of worms to eat them.