Tropica Aquarium Soil Powder
Tropica Aquarium Soil Powder
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Description
Aquarium Soil Powder ensures good and active growth from the beginning, and boosts the red plant shades. It is a complete bottom layer, which can be used without any other types of bottom layer. Aquarium Soil Powder is further an active bottom layer that lowers the pH value and slightly affects the water chemistry. We recommend that you change the water min. twice a week during the first 3 weeks after establishing the aquarium.
Features
- Active aquarium soil
- Very fine grain size
- Ensures proper growth
- Can be used without any other types of bottom layer
Tropica
Aquatic plants originating from the Danish aquatic plant nursery Tropica differ from those from other nurseries by their excellent quality. Extremely high standards and a very varied range of plants make setting up an aquarium or aquascape a very pleasant experience. Healthy water plants are an essential basis for an aquarium that's practically free from algae.
Tropica's well-planned product range is constantly enriched with new innovative aquatic plants. For aquascapers and aquatic plant enthusiasts, plants by Tropica are always a great choice.
Customer reviews
6 Reviews
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in my opinion one of the best Soil you can buy.
Great dont make the water cloud and is heavy so you can play with.
my english is bad :) but the tropica soli powder is 5*.
Very happy with this. A nice small granular substrate and perfect for nano tanks. Used the Amazonian stuff before but found the grains were too big for small tanks as you have... (read more)
Our tanks are low tech and this soil has given us better growth than I would have imagined possible without CO2. (read more)