JBL Clynol
Water conditioner for cleaning and clarifying fresh and saltwater aquariums

Water cleaner the natural way. Cleans and clarifies aquarium water the natural way. For fresh and saltwater aquariums and turtle tanks
Cleans and clarifies, eliminates discolouration and cloudiness, uses minerals to bind heavy metals, ammonium, proteins and odours
Healthy water, healthy fish: promotes the well-being of the aquarium dwellers
Initial cloudiness disappears after 2-24 hours and the water turns crystal-clear
Contents: 1 bottle Clynol. To use: weekly 10 ml/40 l water. Example: in a 60 l aquarium: 15 ml. For more serious occurances: 10 ml/40 l

Nature at Home – Home for fish and plants
Fish and invertebrates need to feel as much at home in the aquarium as in the wild. Micro-fine natural minerals spread in the water and, because of their individual surface structure, bind a wide range of unwanted substances, discolourers, particles and even bacteria. The entire aquarium practically becomes a huge filter. This naturally cleans the water and promotes the well-being of the fish and invertebrates. The turbidity which initially arises will disappear after 2 to 24 hours and the water will become crystal-clear.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Can JBL Clynol, JBL Acclimol and JBL pH-Minus be used in a shrimp tank ?

Basically, all 3 of the mentioned water conditioners can be used in a shrimp tank.

However, when JBL pH-Minus is used, one must bear in mind that it should only be used in connection with the carbonate hardness. It is best to add JBL pH-Minus to the water to be used for the water change and to then measure the carbonate hardness, which should not be less than 3-4. JBL Acclimol is suitable for shrimp, but is better suited for fish. JBL Clynol is beneficial. Please note that JBL Biotopol C is a water conditioner that was specially developed for shrimp.

Can I use JBL Aradol if I have shrimp in my tank?

JBL Clonal can in fact bind the active ingredients of JBL Tropol, thereby removing them from the water.