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Velda Algae Blocks + Dispenser - 122422

SKU SKU18566

Manufacturer: Velda

Part Number: 122422

Product: Algae Blocks + Dispenser

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Velda Algae Blocks + Dispenser - 122422

An Algae Block removes any algae, both fibrous and slimy types and green water that may have formed and prevents them from forming.

The free dispenser is an ideal resort to optimize the activity of Algae Blocks. The active ingredients will be distributed well over the water surface.

Velda Algae Blocks + Dispenser - 122422

Aquacadabra has been trading online since 2003, selling aquatic equipment from all of the leading manufactures such as Velda.

All of our orders are fulfilled from our retail premises based in Bexleyheath, Kent. To provide a full appreciation of the scale of our business, our Ebay shop alone has obtained Feedback of over 120,000, making us a Top Rated Seller and one of the largest online aquatic retailers within the UK. To view our current Ebay Feedback, please feel free to click here.

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Velda has been developing products for aquaria from 1970. An aquarium is a closed system, to which all kinds of patterns apply. This knowledge of aquaria has been applied by us to ponds. In the early eighties a department was started which specifically aimed at the pond department in the garden centre, which still had to be developed then.