Seachem Stability 8.5oz
Introducing Stability®, the ultimate safeguard for your aquarium's health and the key to a thriving, stress-free aquatic environment. Designed specifically for both freshwater and marine systems, Stability® rapidly and safely establishes the essential biofilter in your tank, effectively preventing the #1 cause of fish death: "new tank syndrome."
Why Choose Stability®?
- Rapid Biofilter Establishment: Kickstart your tank's ecosystem with a synergistic blend of aerobic, anaerobic, and facultative bacteria. These powerhouse microbes work together to efficiently break down waste organics, ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate.
- Safe and Effective: Unlike sulfur-fixing bacteria, Stability® employs non-sulfur-fixing bacteria, eliminating the risk of toxic hydrogen sulfide production.
- Completely Harmless: Safe for all aquatic organisms and plants, Stability® provides unmatched peace of mind. There's no danger of overuse—just unmatched efficiency.
Perfect for Axolotl Owners
Axolotls are delicate creatures, and their tanks require exceptional care. With Stability®, you can ensure the water quality is pristine, protecting your axolotls from harmful toxins while maintaining a balanced, healthy environment.
Achieve Aquarium Stability Today
Whether you're starting a new tank or addressing cycling challenges, Stability® is your ultimate solution. Say goodbye to the dangers of "new tank syndrome" and hello to a vibrant, thriving aquatic world.
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We take great care during the shipping process to make sure your new pet will make it to your door alive and healthy.
Due to unique genetic variations across the species, your axolotl may not look identical to the images on our website.
Before You Buy
Before Purchasing Your First Axolotl...
Are you ready to purchase an axolotl? Before you do, there are a few super important things you should do first:
Purchase a properly-sized tank and all of the necessary equipment for your axolotl. To learn more about this, read The Best Axolotl Care Guide in the World
Make sure you have established a healthy Nitrogen Cycle in your tank. To learn more about the nitrogen cycle, read our guide that explains How to Cycle an Aquarium.
Read and understand the Axolotl Planet Shipping / DOA Policy.
If you are a first-time axolotl owner in North Texas, we highly recommend coming by our store location to meet with our axolotl experts and learn all about what you need to do to prepare the perfect new home for your axolotl. If you aren't in North Texas, be sure you read both of the guides above, then visit our Blog to get more information about raising these amazing aquatic pets.
The Best Axolotl Care Guide in the World
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