Recovery support
Boosting natural immunity, reducing disease, aiding wound healing and fish recovery.
Microbials for aquariums & aquaculture
AOXYZYME · TOMZYME · CAZYME
The aquaculture range is presented as support for digestion, microbial balance, and treatment of excess organics, toxic gases and harmful microorganisms.
AOXYZYME
An ecosystem for the home aquarium
- Improving digestion and feed absorption in fish.
- Adding beneficial bacteria and breaking down excess organic matter.
- Helping treat NH₄⁺ and NO₂⁻ and reducing fishy odour.
- Competing for nutrients to limit algae growth.
- Secreting antimicrobial compounds that help prevent disease in fish.
The AOXYZYME range
Three complementary solutions for the tank
Environmental stability
Removing chlorine, preventing shock, aiding transport and stabilising pH and water.
Algae control
Aimed at green, brown and filamentous algae, and at clearing the water.
TOMZYME · CAZYME
Application in aquaculture
The slides describe goals of lowering the feed conversion ratio, improving disease resistance and survival rate, shortening the growing cycle and treating the environment.
Extracellular enzymes
Protease, lipase, amylase and cellulase helping break down feed.
Attachment sites
Competing for attachment sites on the gut lining.
Immune system
Helping improve the microbiome and immune response.
Toxic gases
Helping convert NH₄⁺, NO₂⁻ and other adverse substances.
Harmful microbes
The dossier names Vibrio, Aeromonas and Edwardsiella among the control targets.
Disease-prevention mechanism
Stimulating immunity, improving the gut and outcompeting pathogens
Activation of macrophages/monocytes and increases in anti-inflammatory cytokines, lysozyme and complement are presented in the dossier.
Improving the microbiome and competing for nutrients and attachment sites.
Secreting enzymes and natural antimicrobial compounds that help limit pathogens.
Product copy in this HTML build is edited from the KMVE presentation dossier of January 2026. Claims, dosage and the formal regulatory file must be approved by KMVE before any commercial release.