Garnelenhaus Salty Shrimp Aquarium Mineral GH / KH +

The mineral salt SaltyShrimp Aquarium Mineral GH / KH + is suitable for keeping and breeding fish in the aquarium that prefer neutral water. It is also suitable for keeping shrimps, that like Neocaridina, also like slightly harder water with a neutral to slightly alkaline pH. With Salty Shrimp Aquarium Mineral GH / KH + you can mineralise osmosis water, water from a demineraliser or rainwater pre-filtered with activated carbon to suit your aquarium fish. SaltyShrimp Aquarium Mineral GH / KH + increases the total hardness (GH) and the carbonate hardness (KH) of your water in a ratio of 2: 1. For example, if your goal is a GH of 6, this automatically results in a KH of 3.
The hardening salt for aquariums SaltyShrimp Aquarium Mineral GH / KH + contains all minerals and trace elements that your ornamental fish need to live healthy and lively, and the valuable ingredients also benefit the aquarium plants and the filter bacteria: SaltyShrimp Aquarium Mineral GH / KH + ensures healthy, vigorous plant growth and a smoothly working microbiology in the aquarium.
Mix in the mineral salt outside of your aquarium and stir well. SaltyShrimp Aquarium Mineral GH / KH + is very water-soluble. If you have any undissolved pieces, you can still put them in the aquarium, and they will dissolve there. You should close the can or bucket again immediately after use, otherwise, the mineral salt can clump together due to the humidity.
Mix the osmosis water, rainwater, demineralised water or others with a level measuring spoon of SaltyShrimp Aquarium Mineral GH / KH + in 10 litres of water to achieve a total hardness of around 6 ° dGH and a carbonate hardness of around 3 ° dKH. The conductivity is then around 300 +/- 50 µS (microsiemens).

Contents: 100 g, 200 g, 750 g (can with screw cap), 2550 g (resealable bucket)

A measuring spoon is included.

Shape:

Powdered water additive with minerals and trace elements

• 100 g are sufficient for approx. 500 l of aquarium water with a GH of 6
• 200 g are sufficient for approx. 1000 l of aquarium water with a GH of 6
• 750 g are sufficient for approx. 3750 l aquarium water with a GH of 6
• 2550 g are sufficient for approx. 12750 l aquarium water with a GH of 6

Our expert Oliver Knott recommends:

High levels of nitrate in tap water, in particular, can lead to a problem with algae, and chlorination of tap water can also pose problems. Medicinal residues in drinking water are also an increasing problem, and so it can make sense to treat neutral aquarium water with the help of the mineral salt SaltyShrimp Aquarium Mineral GH / KH + and osmosis water.