Chihiros soil boasts a rich blend of essential nutrients and minerals, ensuring optimal conditions for your aquatic plants to flourish. Its unique texture promotes robust root development and supports beneficial bacteria, contributing to a balanced ecosystem for your fish and other aquatic inhabitants.
Whether you’re a seasoned aquascaper or a beginner, this soil is a good choice for crafting a lush and vibrant underwater landscape. With its natural appearance and user-friendly formula, you can effortlessly create stunning aquascapes with minimal effort.
Safety Guidelines:
- Please carefully read the instructions before usage.
- DO NOT use it with fish medicine, as our company will not be liable for aquatic deaths resulting from improper use.
- A slight water discoloration may occur due to chemical components, which can be rectified by changing the water several times.
- The product is intended solely for raising aquatic life and is NOT edible.
- Keep the product out of reach of children.
- Store at room temperature and seal when dry.
How to Use:
- No need to wash the product before use.
- Spread the aquascaping soil evenly at the aquarium’s bottom to create a substrate layer. The depth should match your aquarium size and plant type, typically 6-8cm.
- Create small holes in the substrate for plant roots, leaving enough space between each plant for growth.
- Slowly fill the aquarium with water after placing plastic sheets, being careful not to disturb the substrate layer.
- After nitrification is established, add your fish and other aquatic creatures. Monitor water quality regularly for a healthy ecosystem.
- To maintain the aquascape, regularly prune plants and remove debris. Additional fertilizer may be needed for healthy plant growth.
FAQ:
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Difference with Other Brands:
- Chihiros aquatic plant soil excels in resisting disintegration, ensuring durability. It’s designed for enthusiasts experimenting with aquarium setups.
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Acidity and Water Softening:
- Yes, it can lower acidity and soften water due to its pH buffering technology and high cation exchange rate.
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Water Purification:
- The soil, with its porous structure, acts like activated carbon, adsorbing large particles and maintaining water clarity.
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Initial TDS Increase:
- After setup, TDS may temporarily increase due to added minerals. After water changes, it stabilizes.
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Nutrient Content:
- High cation exchange capacity indicates soil fertility. It’s not a fertilizer but a buffering system in the aquarium ecosystem.
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Tank Setup Maintenance:
- During the initial setup, prevent extreme events by changing water every three days. After plant growth, regular water changes are suitable.
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Shrimp or Plant Use:
- It can serve as substrate for shrimp or aquatic plants, but wait for water stability before adding shrimp.
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Fertilizer Addition:
- No additional fertilizers are needed initially. Potassium fertilizer may be added after plant growth, and a comprehensive liquid fertilizer after six months.
In conclusion, good aquatic soil should resist disintegration, have high cation exchange capacity, and require proper fertilization. Claims of a year without additional fertilization are likely misleading.
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