Natural substrate ideal for saltwater and freshwater aquariums
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Gorgeous black sand enhances rich coloration of tropical marine fish
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Non-buffering aquarium substrate contains no artificial dyes or paints
Set off brilliant coloration of tropical marine fish with beautiful, black sand. Use CaribSea Tahitian Moon Reef & Marine Substrate for spectacular "high-definition" aquarium views. Fine, black substrate enhances visual depth and contrast to create the perfect stage for colorful aquarium inhabitants. Inert natural substrate contains no artificial dyes or paints that can chip or flake. Use one to two pounds of substrate per gallon. Also great for use in freshwater aquariums.
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Important: Keep enclosed water conditioning packets out of reach of children.
Important: CaribSea Tahitian Moon Substrate is safe for use in Saltwater or African Cichlid Aquariums. However, keep in mind that it is a pH-neutral product and proper pH for marine aquariums must be maintained by a marine buffer.
Instructions: General Use:
Put Instant Aquarium in the aquarium at the rate of around a pound per gallon.
Add water to the aquarium making sure to place something on top of the substrate so as to not disturb the substrate.
Turn on heaters and filtration.
After the tank is stable (usually within 24 hours or less) add a few fish and begin feeding normally.
Begin stocking with additional fish after a week or so.
Tahitian Moon
Average Small Grain Size: 0.1 mm
Average Large Grain Size: 0.3 mm
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Testimonial:
Sam T San Antonio, TX
I use this in my 10 gallon planted betta tank. I love it! It really brings out the plants compared to regular colored sand. I am going to buy this for my 75 gallon next because it looks so great!
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