Aquario Neo Soil

Aquario Neo Soil

$29.99
$29.99
Receive a sample pack of Aquario Neo Plants Tab and Iron root tabs with every 8L bag purchase!

Why we love and recommend this:
Our own top pick for planted aquariums
A perfect choice for beginners or advanced hobbyists
No rinsing required
Comes backed with nutrients and dormant bacteria to help jump start a new planted tank
Buffers water to slightly acidic pH for better aquatic plant nutrient consumption environment
Suitable for all freshwater inhabitants such as tropical fish and shrimp that prefer slightly acidic aquarium water

Neo Soil by Aquario is a premium planted aquarium soil substrate that is made using volcanic soil and is optimized for lush aquatic plant growth. Easy for beginners and great for experienced hobbyists, Neo Soil contains specialized bacteria, activated by water contact, and eliminates pollutants that can potentially build up within substrates. This aquarium substrate also includes contained food for the beneficial bacteria to provide longevity and efficiency. Bottom activation helps aquatic plants absorb nutrition readily and results in lush growth without the excessive use of additional fertilizers. A unique feature from Neo Soil is its air pockets within the soil granules. The air holes inside enable beneficial bacteria to reproduce in bulk.

Below is an Ultum Nature Systems 45U 9 gallon tank using Aquario Neo Soil:


NOTE:
  • Neo Soil contains dormant beneficial bacteria that can appear as a white substance. This is normal!
  • CO2 injection and quality aquarium lighting are recommended.
  • We recommend 30% water changes during the first month after the initial setup. 
  • Avoid mixing with other aquarium soils or substrates due to difference in composition. 
  • Results may vary depending upon planted aquarium condition, maintenance and other factors.

Comes in a 3 liter or 8 liter bag.


How much Aquario Neo Soil do I need?
The general rule of thumb is one 3L bag per 5 gallons and one 9L bag per 15 gallons

[Tank Length x Tank Depth x Desired Substrate Height (inches)] / 60 = Total liters of Aquarium Soil required

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