Prodibio AquaGrowth Soil Suitable for Aquascaping

Enriched soil for fresh water aquarium!
Ideal for an healthy plant growth and strong root development.
High temperature treatment (around 1200C; 2192F) gives its physical properties and allows it to be free of parasitic species which could contaminate the aquarium.
AquaGrowth Soil is porous enough to allow nitrifying bacteria to properly colonize the substrate and improve water quality.
Each granule of AquaGrowth Soil, with a size of 1 to 3mm, is compact enough to not turn into powder.
AquaGrowth Soil is tested by an independent laboratory (microbiological, chemical, and radioactive tests)

AquaGrowth Soil is ready to use and it is not necessary to be rinsed. A high temperature treatment (around 1200C/2192F) gives AquaGrowth Soil the physical properties and allows it to be free of parasitic species which could contaminate the aquarium. Moreover, chemical analyzes carried out in order to reveal radioactive elements are negatives (see products's pages).

AquaGrowth Soil, favours and stimulates growth of aquatic plants!

AquaGrowth Soil is the basis of your aquarium, it is designed to facilitate bacteria fixation and optimizes water quality. It also improves roots development and thus plants growth.

Each granule of AquaGrowth Soil, with a size of 1 to 3 mm, is compact enough not to turn into powder, while allowing plants to grow their roots properly. Moreover, AquaGrowth Soil is porous enough to allow nitrifying bacteria to properly colonizes the substrate and improve water quality.

AquaGrowth Soil bag is packaged in 9 litres / 9kg corresponding to a thickness of 5 to 6 cm for a 60 litre aquarium.
AquaGrowth Soil is ready to use and does not need to be rinsed.

AquaGrowth Soil is a mineral soil specifically designed to facilitate the development of plants in your freshwater aquarium.

Free Box of BacterKit Soil (worth $21.80) with purchase of a 9L bag only.

BacterKit Soil combines 2 different products for fresh aquarium aquarium:

- Bacter Soil
- Soil nutrients
Natural and living bacteria optimal biological filtration in the soil