Fritz TurboStart™ – Live Nitrifying Bacteria (Freshwater & Saltwater)

Fritz TurboStart™ – Live Nitrifying Bacteria (Freshwater & Saltwater)

Description:
Fritz TurboStart delivers high-concentration live nitrifying bacteria to rapidly cycle aquariums in 5 days or less, enabling immediate stocking of fish and aquatic life without the traditional cycling wait. Ideal for both new and established systems, TurboStart can reinforce biofilters after water changes, treatments, or media replacements.

Key Features

• Contains 15× more concentrated bacterial cultures compared to standard FritzZyme® products Cuts cycling time from weeks to days, eliminating "new tank syndrome" 
• Safe for use in freshwater, saltwater, and planted environments
• Allows immediate fish introduction, even on day one Effective after tank disruptions like filter cleaning, medication, or adding livestock 

❓ FAQ – Fritz TurboStart

Q: How fast does Fritz TurboStart cycle a tank?
A: Fritz TurboStart is formulated with live nitrifying bacteria that rapidly cycle aquariums in 5 days or less, allowing you to safely add fish almost immediately.

Q: Can I add fish right after dosing?
A: Yes! TurboStart is designed to make aquariums safe for livestock right away when dosed correctly.

Q: Is it safe for planted or reef tanks?
A: Absolutely. TurboStart is safe for freshwater, saltwater, planted, and reef aquariums, and won’t harm plants or invertebrates.

Q: Do I need to turn off UV sterilizers or protein skimmers?
A: Yes, turn off UV sterilizers, protein skimmers, and ozone for at least 5 days after dosing so the bacteria can establish.

Q: How should I store Fritz TurboStart?
A: Keep it refrigerated (45–55°F) and avoid freezing or overheating. It has a 4-month shelf life when stored properly.

Q: Can I use TurboStart after cleaning my tank or media?
A: Yes, it’s perfect for re-seeding biofilters after water changes, tank cleanings, or adding new livestock.

Q: Is it normal for water to appear cloudy or have an odor after use?
A: Yes, a temporary haze or mild sulfur smell is normal and will clear up as bacteria colonize the system.