2Hr Aquarist APT Zero

Name: 2Hr Aquarist APT Zero
Brand: The 2Hr Aquarist
Price: 24.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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$24.99

Tackle the most demanding plants, or just enjoy everyday magic in tanks with more fish. The easiest way to unlock the true potential of your planted tank today.

The 2Hr Aquarist All-In-One Fertilizer.
Richer Colors, Less Algae. Better Results.
FAQ Here.

Dose 5ml per 100L four times a week or 3ml per 100L daily.

3X Savings Buying the nutrients separately easily add up to US$75+. A 500ml bottle of APT costs US$24.99

5 in 1 100% comprehensive Macro+ Micro formula of N, P, K, Iron and Traces in our proprietary Capstone Ratio^TM.

100 days guarantee Try it for 100 days. If it doesn’t work, get a full refund. We are aquarists too and want the best for you.

How is APT different?

Real results.
Plants grown the 2Hr Way^TM using APT display a unique richness and form.
We developed APT because we could not find any existing product that met our needs.

I don’t need such power?

Even for the simplest tank, good plant health helps prevent algae and keep fish happy.

APT ensures your plants get 100% of what they need.
Healthy plants, happy fish, algae-free.

I’m happy with my existing fert!

Sure thing!
As aquarists ourselves, we say ‘whatever works’.
The right performance fuel just makes it easier and (we find) a lot more exciting.

Really 3X Savings?

APT Complete contains the 3 macro nutrients Nitrogen(N), Phosphorus(P), Potassium(K) + Iron(Fe)
+ Essential Trace Minerals. Importantly, in the right amounts.
You can buy these 5 individual components (e.g. Potassium) for around US$15 each.
5 x $15 = $75.

Too good to be true!

We are the first to say that a super fert by itself cannot deliver a dream tank.
Good flow, bio-filtration, the right plant mix, water parameters etc. all matter.
That is why we pair it with the internet's most comprehensive resource on planted tanks, right here.

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Check out our detailed FAQ page here for more details!

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4.8 Based on 4 Reviews

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MN

10/12/2020

Michael N.

Malaysia

Sufficient Dosage

Tried the product APT Zero for the past few weeks, plants are growing nicely with daily 1.5ml dosage. I would like to try out the APT Complete as my shrimp only tank has zero Nitrates, which I think small amount of Nitrates is good for plant growth and colour.

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09/01/2020

Elroy .

Singapore

Life made simpler

Made the switch from using several different Seachem products to APT Zero. It’s been about a month now and so far the results have been promising. Streamlining down to a single fertiliser makes life so much easier and my algae problem, though still present, appears to be much better controlled now. A huge shout out to Peter for his help in identifying the issues with my tank and invaluable advice on the steps to rectify the problems.

JN

06/22/2020

Judy N.

United States

Apt Zero

So far so good. The tank looks great.

GB

06/17/2020

Grace B.

United States

Probably working?

I have a low tech system with lots of Anubius and java fern, along with some moneywort and wisteria. All my plants are showing growth and new leaves, which is great!

Above: a fast-growing 'farm tank' using APT Complete.

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Above: a slower-growing non CO2 tank using APT Zero.

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