JBL JBL ProFlora CO2 Basic Bio Set

Product Description

JBL ProFlora CO2 Basic Bio Set

The JBL Bio CO2 system works entirely without a pressure cylinder. It uses the natural fermentation process to produce CO2, which is then added to the aquarium. The system is suitable for aquariums ranging from 40 to 80 liters.

• Supplies aquarium plants with CO2, the primary nutrient for healthy and vigorous growth, thereby preventing algae growth

• Natural: CO2 production through biological fermentation

• No CO2 pressure cylinder required.

JBL ProFlora CO2 Basic Bio Set – CO2 addition via a natural fermentation process

• Supplies aquarium plants with the essential nutrient CO2 for healthy and vigorous growth, thereby preventing algae growth

• Easy setup: Mix the bio-components with water in the reaction bottle, connect the hose to the backflow preventer and the glass diffuser—done

• Natural: CO2 production via a biological fermentation process. Efficient: 40 days of consistent CO2 production thanks to an immediate and long-term buffer system. Bio-components can be purchased separately for refills

• No CO2 pressure cylinder required. The system operates exclusively via a biological process in a high-quality, transparent reaction vessel

• What’s Included: Ready-to-connect bio-CO2 fertilization system for freshwater aquariums (40–80 L), including reaction vessel, bio-components, 3 m special CO2 tubing, suction holder, non-return valve, and glass diffuser

Why CO2

Nutrients for Aquarium Plants
Plants supply the aquarium with vital oxygen for its inhabitants, prevent algae growth, remove pollutants, provide hiding places, and reduce pathogens. The JBL plant fertilization system supplies the plants with CO2—the primary nutrient—through the water. The plants absorb this CO2 and, through photosynthesis with the help of light, convert it into sugar and oxygen.

It makes no difference to the plants where the CO₂ comes from—whether from biological or pressurized bottle systems. They grow significantly faster as soon as a CO₂ system is installed. The choice of system is more a matter of personal preference for the aquarist: whether they prefer disposable bottles, refillable pressurized bottles, or a non-pressurized biological system.