
ADA Power Sand Basic S
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ADA Power Sand Basic S
ADA Power Sand Basic is a high-quality nutrient substrate that helps stimulate the growth of aquarium plants. This substrate mainly consists of porous volcanic rock and is enriched with nutrients and slowly releasing inorganic minerals.
Additionally, this substrate contains active additives Bacter 100 and Clear Super for the healthy development of substrate microorganisms.
Features
- Natural porous volcanic rock ensures excellent water circulation within the substrate and prevents rotting plant roots.
- Prevents substrate compaction and provides optimal oxygen supply to the root zone.
- Contains organic and slowly releasing inorganic nutrients absorbed by aquatic plants through their roots.
- Addition of Bacter 100 and Clear Super quickly stimulates colonization of beneficial bacteria in the substrate.
- Promotes a healthy substrate ecosystem that supports long-term growth of aquatic plants.
- Ideal for small to medium aquariums with water depths up to 40 cm.
- Grain size: 2–5 mm
Application and Use
- Suitable for aquariums up to approximately 40 cm deep.
- Use Power Sand Basic as the bottom layer in the substrate, with a thickness of 1–2 cm.
- Sprinkle Power Sand directly from the package into the aquarium and level the surface.
- Cover Power Sand with a layer of Aqua Soil for optimal plant growth.
- Fill the aquarium slowly with water, preferably by letting the water flow onto a plate or tray to avoid disturbing the substrate.
The table below shows approximately how much you need.
Aquarium Size | POWER SAND BASIC |
B30 × D30 × H30(cm) | 1 liter |
B45 × D27 × H30(cm) | 1 liter |
B60 × D30 × H36(cm) | 2 liters |
Tips/Recommendations
- Do not use an undergravel filter in combination with Power Sand Basic; an external filter is recommended.
- Temporary elevated ammonium (NH₄) and nitrite (NO₂) levels may occur in a new aquarium due to the organic nutrients.
- Use activated carbon in the filter during the initial phase and change the water regularly to limit harmful substances.
- Check water quality with a test kit before introducing fish or shrimp. Wait until ammonium and nitrite are no longer detectable.
Contents: 1 or 2 liters
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