SEACHEM PRISTINE 325ML

Seachem Pristine 325 mL is a multi‑strain bio‑augmentation formula that digests organic waste, sludge, and uneaten food to improve clarity and water quality in freshwater and marine aquariums. Safe for fish, plants, shrimp, and reefs, it’s ideal after filter maintenance, medications, or new livestock additions.

Key benefits:

• Clears cloudy water quickly by binding fine particulates for better mechanical removal.
• Reduces sludge and detritus in low‑oxygen zones like substrate and filter media.
• Helps control excess ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate via enhanced biological processing.
• Broad compatibility: freshwater, marine, planted tanks, shrimp, and reef systems.
• Great for post‑maintenance recovery and stabilising the biofilter.

How it works:
A hardy consortium of beneficial bacteria colonises filter media and substrate, digesting dissolved and settled organics. As they work, they produce natural biopolymers that trap suspended particles, improving water clarity and overall aquarium health.

Directions:

• Shake well. Turn off UV/ozone during dosing.
• Initial dose: 5 mL per 40 L of aquarium water.
• Maintenance: 5 mL per 80 L after livestock additions, heavy cleaning, or as needed.
• Wait 2–3 days before turning UV/ozone back on to allow bacteria to establish.
• If antibiotics were used, perform a water change and run fresh carbon before dosing.

Specs:

• Volume: 325 mL promotional bonus size
• Treatment capacity: Up to ~2,600 L at initial rate
• Water types: Freshwater and marine (reef safe)
• Compatibility: Use alongside Seachem Prime and Stability per label
• Safety: Fish, plant, and invertebrate safe when used as directed

What’s included:

• 1 × Seachem Pristine 325 mL (Rhino/bonus edition)

Use cases:

• Clearing persistent haze or film on surfaces
• Cutting down mulm/sludge in hard‑to‑reach areas
• Recovering biological balance after filter cleaning or medications
• New fish introductions and heavy feeding periods

Care tips:

• Pair with high‑surface‑area bio‑media to maximise bacterial colonisation.
• Maintain sensible stocking and feeding to prevent recurring nutrient spikes.
• Test ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate regularly to track improvements.