Aquipond ImmunoFish for pond fish

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This page presents Aquipond ImmunoFish, a supplement developed by Aquiflor to support the immune system of koi carp and pond fish. It is used after winter, after treatment, or during times of stress.

When and how to use it?

  • Volume: 1 L bottle for 20 m³, 2.5 L for 50 m³, 5 L for 100 m³.
  • Seasons: before winter and in spring.
  • After an illness, medication treatment, or transport.
  • During temperature fluctuations or water changes, and for regular maintenance.

Aquiflor's advice

ImmunoFish was formulated with an aquaculture specialist biologist; its formula combines vitamins, trace elements, and natural extracts to support the skin and intestinal flora. A supplement does not replace healthy water: monitor the parameters and filtration efficiency at the same time. For advice on the health of your fish, call 010 86 03 54 or visit the Nodebais store.

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Aquishop is Aquiflor

Visit us in Nodebais

Behind Aquishop is Aquiflor, a water-garden centre in Nodebais, Belgium. Come and see the equipment running and ask our team for advice, in store or by phone.

AddressAquiflor
22 Rue de la Liberté
1320 Nodebais (Belgium)

Opening hours (low season)Tuesday to Friday: 10am – 6pm
Saturday: 10am – 1pm

  • 5,000 m²of gardens and showroom
  • 20demonstration ponds
  • 20people at your service
  • Official workshoprepairs for Oase, Secoh and other brands
  • Free water testing on site
  • Free in-store pickup of your order

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