Nature's Ocean Bio-Activ Live Aragonite Saltwater Aquarium Sand, Natural White #1
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Fish Type | Marine Fish, Marine Invertebrate | Marine Fish, Marine Invertebrate | Tropical Freshwater | Tropical Freshwater | Tropical Freshwater |
Aquarium Type | Saltwater | Saltwater | Freshwater | Freshwater | Freshwater |
Material | — | — | Stone | Stone | Stone |
12 Customer Questions
Could I use this for a freshwater tank?
Answer by • Jan 24, 2018
This product is intended for saltwater aquariums only.
What kind of sand do I use for tropical fish
Answer by • Oct 11, 2020
The Aqua Terra Aquarium & Terrarium Sand is suitable for Pond, Freshwater, Saltwater fish.
can I use with African cichlids
Answer by • Sep 16, 2020
This product is intended for saltwater aquariums only. This would not be suitable for African Cichlids, since they are freshwater fish.
will to 20 -lb bags of live sand be enough to cover the bottom of my 150 gallons saltwater tank I already have sand but it’s old looking and I wanted to add new sand
Answer by • Apr 28, 2020
Use a minimum of 1 pound Bio-Activ Live Aragonite Live Sand per gallon of saltwater. Set up an appropriate filtering system and allow it to circulate. During the first month introduce no more than 1 inch of fish per 5 gallon saltwater.