Fritz FritzZyme TurboStart 900 Saltwater Nitrifying Bacteria

The ORIGINAL LIVE Nitrifying Bacteria
Rapidly Eliminates Toxic Ammonia and Nitrite
Allows Safe Immediate Introduction of Livestock
Prevents “New Tank Syndrome”
Establishes and Maintains a Healthy Biofilter
Prevents Fish Loss – FritzZyme Saves Lives!
A Safe, Natural Approach to Water Treatment

FritzZyme® TurboStart® 900 delivers proven, effective, Live Nitrifying Bacteria at 15x concentration to jump-start and stabilize marine systems fast. It reduces fish loss from toxic ammonia and nitrite and completely cycles aquariums in five days or less, enabling the safe, immediate addition of livestock. Use in new tanks or established systems whenever the biofilter needs fortification, including after water changes, aggressive cleaning, adding new livestock, medicating, or changing filter media.

Directions: Chlorine and Chloramines are lethal to FritzZyme® TurboStart® bacteria and must be completely removed before addition. Turn off UV sterilizers and Protein Skimmers before use, and for 5 days after each introduction of FritzZyme® TurboStart® 900. Shake bottle, add 1 oz. (29 ml) TurboStart per 25 gallons (95 L) of water. Add animals after acclimating. Do not overcrowd tank. Do not overfeed. Test water parameters regularly. To decrease cycling time, FritzZyme® TurboStart® 900 can be safely used up to 5x recommended dosage.

NOTE: Systems may be slightly cloudy or have an earthy odor for several hours after treatment.

Storage & Handling: Live product. Keep refrigerated. Do not freeze. Refrigerated life is 4 months. Use before expiration date on bottom of bottle. Expiration in US format, MM/DD/YY.

Why it works: This concentrated blend establishes robust colonies of nitrifying bacteria that convert harmful ammonia and nitrite, maintaining a stable biofilter and supporting healthy, thriving saltwater aquariums. Ideal for starting up, boosting biofiltration, and recovering from maintenance or medication—helping prevent “new tank syndrome” and protecting valuable livestock.