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The Okayama Produce "Water Quality Purification Project" is an initiative in collaboration with Okayama companies, Kurashiki University of Science and the Arts, Okayama Shinkin Bank, and local governments to enhance and purify the beauty of ponds and waterways. **Benefits of Improving and Purifying Pond Water Quality** - Maintains the aesthetic of parks and surrounding residential environments - Prevents the occurrence of pests that can cause the spread of infectious diseases - Allows the use of ponds (water sources) as a source of domestic water during emergencies such as disasters **Features** - Low cost (installation cost of 500,000 yen for a pond of 100 tons, approximately 60,000 to 70,000 yen per month) *Note: Equipment costs may vary depending on piping and other conditions. Maintenance costs may fluctuate during the first two to three months after installation due to adjustments, trial operations, maintenance frequency, and chemical usage. Please consult us if you have any questions regarding the amounts.* - No need for large-scale equipment, preserving the landscape - A system that supports natural self-purification, ensuring no water quality pollution *You can view case studies through the catalog download.*

• Hydrological survey

The "Board Absorber" simply needs to be placed in the filtration tank to ionically absorb and desorb nitrate (NO3-), releasing nitrogen, a nutrient for algae, out of the water. This reduces the occurrence of algae. Additionally, the material is the same acrylic resin as the aquarium, so it does not negatively affect water quality. We offer two types: a stick type for external filters and a net type that can be used with any filtration tank. 【Features】 ■ Reduces the hassle of water changes and algae removal ■ Compatible with both saltwater and freshwater ■ One bag is suitable for approximately 30 liters ■ Most effective when installed in the area with the worst water quality *For more details, please download the catalog or contact us.

• Water effects and aquariums