The best substrate for a shrimp tank often depends on the shrimp species, but active substrates, gravel, and river sand are top choices. As a shrimp keeper for over a decade, I've seen the impact...
Category: Substrates
Fluval Shrimp Stratum can effectively lower pH and initially promises a healthy environment for shrimps. However, the lack of sustained nutrients leads to subpar plant growth and a stagnant tank...
How to Cycle an Aquarium with ADA Amazonia Aqua Soil Substrate
I. Introduction To ADA Amazonia If you're looking to cycle a new aquarium, using ADA Amazonia soil can be an effective method. This substrate is known for providing nutrients for plant growth and...
Using Akadama as a Substrate for Shrimp Tanks I. Introduction One substrate that has been gaining popularity in recent years is Akadama bonsai soil. This unique substrate, originally used for...
Do Shrimp Tanks Need Gravel? Aquariums with shrimp can be beautiful and calming to look at, but taking care of these creatures can be quite challenging. From the right water parameters to suitable...
An aquarium active soil, often used by dedicated shrimp enthusiasts, is a type of substrate that directly influences the water chemistry in your tank. It lowers the pH and hardness of the water,...