EIHO Chito Clear (clears water naturally)

Description

EIHO Chito Clear
Clarifies cloudy water using natural polymer
Aids in binding organic waste
Does not affect pH

CHITO CLEAR is a specially formulated clarifying solution containing natural polymer (chitosan). This natural polymer binds dirt, micro-particles and oil in the water, which will be then trapped in the filter media so water is restored to clear and pristine conditions. Results can be seen after the first usage. Constant addition will also aid in the removal of organic waste and reduce ammonia, phosphate build up. CHITO CLEAR is safe to be use with fishes, invertebrates and plants.

WHY CHITO CLEAR?
The active polymer, chitosan is safe and natural. There will not be long term accumulation in the aquarium. This is unlike most common water clearing agent which contains heavy metals such as aluminum or iron. The accumulation of heavy metals will affect the health of fishes. Furthermore, CHITO CLEAR is a clarifying solution that will not create pH swing, so it can also be used in aquariums with low carbonate hardness.

Directions

Use (1cap) 5ml for every 50L. For best result, please use with filter wool, filter sock or sand filter. Water clarity will improve after first usage. In some cases, water may increase in cloudiness after usage, this shows CHITO CLEAR is actively binding and will clear up after 24 hours. To further improve clarity and aid in removal of organic waste, please add once a week.

Active ingredients: Chitosan

Clearing cloudy water with EIHO Chito Clear in SG tanks

Persistent fine cloudiness, the kind that lingers after a water change, a rescape, or feeding, is one of the most common gripes we hear from local hobbyists. Chito Clear uses chitosan, a natural polymer, to bind dirt, micro-particles and oily films into clumps large enough for your filter to trap. Because it works mechanically by aggregating waste rather than altering chemistry, it does not shift your pH, which makes it gentle on a community or planted setup.

We always remind customers that a clarifier treats the symptom, not the cause. It is ideal after a substrate disturbance or rescape clouds the water, but if cloudiness keeps returning, the real culprit is usually a bacterial bloom, overfeeding, or an immature filter, and that needs fixing at the source. Make sure your mechanical media, floss or sponge, is clean enough to catch the clumped particles, otherwise they simply recirculate. Dose to the bottle for your tank volume.

It is part of our conditioners and medication range. Diagnose the underlying issue with our cloudy water guide and our water parameters guide, and review mechanical stages in our filter types guide.