Garnelenhaus Salty Shrimp Shrimp Mineral GH / KH +, 100g

The manufacturer developed this mineral salt for shrimp aquariums especially for keeping and breeding shrimp such as bee shrimp, tiger shrimp or bumblebee shrimp. This mineral salt is used to harden water that is too soft and zero water, or better said osmosis water, rainwater filtered with activated carbon, distilled water from the hardware store and of course water from a fully demineraliser. For the keeping and breeding of bee shrimp, shadow shrimp and other Caridina hybrids, the pH should be kept permanently below 7.
If the pH value in your aquarium salted with Salty Bee Shrimp Mineral GH/KH+ is above 7, you can simply lower it with alder cones or with a humic preparation such as SaltyShrimp Black Water Powder SE / Fulvin +, since there is no carbonate hardness here.

In the hardening salt, all important minerals and trace elements are built-in providing health, beautiful colours, good reproduction and need healthy growth. The plants in the aquarium and the bacteria in the filter also benefit from the rich supply of minerals: SaltyShrimp Bee Shrimp Mineral GH/KH+ ensures good plant growth and supports the reproduction of useful bacteria in the aquarium. Because it supports the positive working microflora particularly well, the "good" bacteria can displace harmful germs and thus ensure a very good and shrimp-friendly microclimate in the aquarium.
The mineral salt is stirred into the changing water outside of the aquarium. SaltyShrimp Bee Shrimp Mineral GH/KH+ dissolves almost completely within a very short time. Since the mineral salt can draw water out of the air, you should always close the can or bucket tightly immediately after use so that the salt does not clump.
With SaltyShrimp Bee Shrimp Mineral GH + you bring osmosis water, rainwater, fully demineralised water and so on to a total hardness of about 6 ° dGH with a heaped measuring spoon (approx. 3 g) to 20 litres of water. The conductance is then approx. 200 +/- 50 µS (microsiemens).

Contents: 100 g, 200 g, 750 g (jar with screw cap), 3000 g (resealable bucket)

A measuring spoon is included.

Form: Powdered water addition with minerals and trace elements

• 110 g are sufficient for approx. 730 l of aquarium water
• 230 g are sufficient for approx. 1530 l of aquarium water
• 850 g are sufficient for approx. 5660 l of aquarium water
• 3000 g are sufficient for approx. 20,000 l of aquarium water

Our expert Oliver Knott recommends:

Soft water shrimp are often not easy to keep in our tap water and should therefore be given aquarium water specially adapted for them so that they stay healthy and reproduce well for as long as possible. Beautiful colours and lively behaviour are thus easily possible.