API Stress Coat

Help protect your fish and create a healthier aquarium environment with API Stress Coat, a multi-purpose water conditioner designed to make tap water safe for aquarium use while helping protect fish from stress. Its special formula removes chlorine and chloramines from tap water and contains Aloe Vera to help reduce stress and support the fish's natural protective slime coat.

API Stress Coat is ideal for use during routine water changes, when introducing new fish or whenever fish may have experienced handling or environmental stress. It is suitable for freshwater and marine aquariums, making it a useful addition to any fishkeeper's water-care routine.

Why You'll Love It

• Helps make tap water safe for aquarium fish

• Removes chlorine and chloramines

• Contains Aloe Vera to help reduce fish stress

• Helps protect and support the natural slime coat

• Helps reduce stress caused by handling and transportation

• Ideal for use during routine water changes

• Suitable when adding new fish to the aquarium

• Helps protect fish during stressful situations

• Suitable for freshwater and marine aquariums

• Easy to dose and use

• Trusted API aquarium care quality

Directions for Use

Shake well before use. Add 5 ml of API Stress Coat for every 38 litres of aquarium water when treating tap water during water changes.

When adding new fish, use Stress Coat to help reduce stress associated with handling and transportation. Follow the manufacturer's dosing instructions and avoid overfeeding or overdosing aquarium products.

Suitable For

• Freshwater aquariums

• Marine aquariums

• Tropical fish

• Coldwater fish

• Community aquariums

• New fish introductions

• Routine water changes

• Fish experiencing handling or transportation stress

Our Pet Shop Tip

Use API Stress Coat whenever your fish are likely to experience additional stress, such as during a water change, transportation or when introducing new fish. When adding new fish, allow them time to acclimatise gradually to their new environment and avoid unnecessary disturbance during the first few hours.