Get the most with both PNS Probio and Yellowsno in one package! PNS Yellowsno needs to be refrigerated upon arrival. If ordering with Phytoplankton, Rotifers or Pods your package will be insulated with ice packs with 2 day UPS shipping at no cost. PNS ProBio: Nutrient-dense Live Purple Non-Sulfur Bacteria for Biofiltration, Coral Food, & Nutrient Control Live PNS (Rhodopseudomonas palustris) bacteria supplement Removes ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, and phosphate Breaks down detritus and consumes organic waste For use in both saltwater and freshwater environments Produces plant growth hormones Live food for corals and other bacterivores Rich in protein, carotenoids, and vitamins Use regularly as part of feeding & maintenance regimen 1 16oz bottle treats 400 gallons of aquarium water PNS ProBio is a live Purple Non-Sulfur bacteria supplement that offers a host of benefits to both saltwater and freshwater aquarium systems alike. In addition to its ability to naturally remove ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, and phosphate via assimilation and denitrification; ProBio is also able to break down organic waste and detritus to keep your system running efficiently. The strain of PNS contained in ProBio (Rhodopseudomonas palustris) has been known to compete aggressively with pathogens such as Vibrio and can even outcompete algae and cyanobacteria for vital resources, so dose it regularly to keep your aquarium in balance. In addition to its powerful biofiltration capabilities, ProBio can also serve as a nutritious addition to your livestock's diet. It is rich in protein, carotenoids, and vitamins and selectively consumed by corals, where it can often carry out symbiotic interactions with zooxanthellae. For herbivorous fish, you can use ProBio as a prebiotic and use it to soak food to help break down cellulose and ease digestion. ProBio has been designed to be used regularly as part of a routine feeding and maintenance regimen. It is also great for reestablishing beneficial bacterial colonies after medications or to address "old tank syndrome". Each sealed bottle has a shelf life of 8 months and can tolerate temperature swings from 33°F to 130°F. Instructions for Use Dose: Use 1.25 mL of ProBio per 1 gallon of system water in an area of high flow. For best results: Shake bottle before use Cut UV & Ozone sterilization for first 24 hours after each application Store at room temperature Ingredients Organic growth medium and live purple non-sulfur bacteria (Rhodopseudomonas palustris) PNS Yellowsno: Natural, nutrient-dense marine snow replacement Food for corals and other filter-feeding invertebrates Simulated marine snow made with natural chitin base Photofermented with live purple non-sulfur bacteria Rich in minerals, trace elements, polysaccharides, and vitamins Excellent source of vitamin B12 Flash pasteurized at peak fermentation (not a live product) Can also be used to gutload live foods PNS YelloSno is photofermented with live Rhodopseudomonas palustris bacteria, which is found naturally in marine habitats, marine snow, and inside the guts of wild corals. This purple non-sulfur bacteria (PNSB) is extremely nutritious, highly-digestible coral food with a crude protein content of 72-74% and high levels of beneficial stearic and oleic fatty acids. The growth medium for the R. palustris bacteria in YelloSno is a natural source of chitin, which is rich in minerals, trace elements, polysaccharides, and B vitamins such as B12. YelloSno can also be used to gutload live zooplankton foods to increase the nutritional profiles of adult brine shrimp, amphipods, daphnia, and more. Instructions for Use Dose: Use 1mL of YelloSno per 1 gallon of system water weekly to start. Depending on system needs, dose can be increased slowly up to 1 mL/gallon daily, if desired, until desired results are achieved. For best results: Use just after lights-out Remove mechanical filter media Turn off protein skimmer Shake bottle lightly before use Refrigerate when not in use Ingredients Organic growth medium, 100% organic substrate and heat deactivated purple non-sulfur bacteria (Rhodopseudomonas palustris)
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