AquaPro Vitamino C+ combines stabilized vitamin C and amino acids to support immune function, tissue repair, growth, vitality, and coloration in freshwater and marine fish.
AquaPro Vitamino C+ is a concentrated vitamin and amino-acid supplement formulated to support fish health, vitality, and coloration. Stabilized vitamin C provides antioxidant support and contributes to normal immune function and tissue repair, while essential amino acids support protein synthesis, growth, and energy metabolism.
The formula can be added directly to aquarium water or used to enrich fish food, helping supplement nutrients that may be limited in closed aquarium systems.
AquaPro Vitamino C+ is suitable for freshwater and marine aquariums, including reef systems, when used as directed.
For dosage directions and available sizes, please refer to the Dose Calculator below.
Dose Calculator
Dose guidance for Vitamino C+.
Master dosage
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Formula: Length × Width × actual water height. Use internal dimensions for a closer estimate. Substrate, rocks and equipment reduce actual water volume.
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Water-volume calculation is not used for this product.
This product is dosed by food, direct application, or another method. Follow the master dosage and directions shown below.
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Direct-Use Directions
This product does not have a reliable dose that scales from total water volume or a measurable treatment amount in the current master.
Use the master dosage exactly as shown.
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Important: Always follow the physical product label. If the packaging instructions differ from this calculator, use the packaging instructions. Do not exceed the recommended dosage.
