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Aquaforest AF Bio Sand 7.5kg

Aquaforest AF Bio Sand 7.5kg is ideal for creating a biologically active sand bed, ensuring a stable environment for your reef aquarium.

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SKU: 5902026738859

Regular price R 72500

Aquaforest AF Bio Sand

Aquaforest AF Bio Sand is used to establish a biologically active sand bed in new saltwater aquariums and can also serve as a substrate supplement in mature tanks.

Aquaforest Bio Sand is the perfect way to kickstart a new saltwater aquarium by providing a biologically active sand bed on which to build the perfect reefscape! This natural, white sand is free from any contaminants and derived from the highest quality deposits. Its calcium carbonate content serves as a buffer to help stabilize water chemistry, while the included bottled nitrifying bacteria helps to facilitate and nourish your aquarium’s biological filter. Although ideal for new aquariums, AF Bio Sand will also work perfectly well in mature tanks as a substrate supplement.

  • Ideal for soft corals, saltwater aquariums, NP corals, SPS corals, LPS corals, and clams
  • Includes calcium carbonate to help stabilize water chemistry
  • Free from contaminants
  • Contains nitrifying bacteria to kick start biological cycle in a new aquarium
  • 0.5-1.5mm sand granulation 

Preparation:

Rinse the sand in RODI water before use. Pour the contents of both bacteria bottles into 3 liters of saltwater, mix thoroughly, and then add to the clean sand in bag & leave for 24 hours. Leave the bag unclosed and in an area around 77-82°F for 24 hours.Add sand gradually into the tank (small amounts day by day) and monitor parameter changes.

Size: 7.5kg

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