Agricultural Input
Aquarium Bedding Soil
One Aquarium Bedding Soil immediately releases fulvic acid upon contact with water and immediately begins improving water quality.
It produces a water quality of approximately pH 4, similar to the purest surface water on Earth, such as Amazonian black water.
A natural humic and fulvic acid complex.
Advantages of
Aquarium Bedding Soil
Increased oxygen levels promote better overall health, growth, and reproduction .
Prevent anaerobic bacterial activity leading to harmful hydrogen sulfide and methane production.
Increased oxygen supports a balanced aquatic ecosystem by promoting the growth of both plant and animal life, while controlling the growth of algae and other unwanted organisms.
A black water environment can be created with a small amount of Aquarium Bedding Soil. Provides an optimal natural environment like home for ornamental fish.
Oxygen encourages the activity of aerobic beneficial bacteria that break down organic matter, reducing harmful compounds like ammonia and nitrites.(NH3 Adsorption Capacity: 276 mg/100g)
Oxygen breakdown organic waste from the fish, reducing water pollution and maintain clean aquatic environment.
Chelated with cationic calcium, iron, and magnesium, it increases water hardness and converts it into absorbable nutrients, greatly helping the growth of aquatic microorganisms, plants, and fish.
Main functional groups of
Aquarium Bedding Soil
By donating or accepting protons, they stabilize pH levels, maintain a balanced aquatic environment, and eliminate stress-causing heavy metals, pesticides, and environmental toxins.
Toxins through redox reactions. This process helps reduce biological stress on aquatic life by neutralizing harmful substances.
The idea is to transform a typical aquatic environment into an Amazon Black Water Biotope rich in fulvic acids, similar to the rainy season wetlands of the Amazon jungle, thereby promoting fish spawning. Additionally, harmful mosquito larvae, pathogens and algae cannot survive due to low pH.
What is balack water?
Black water refers to brown water found in slow-flowing wetlands or small rivers in the Amazon jungle, and is considered the purest surface water. The water quality is similar to that of the Rio Negro River, which flows through the Amazon rainforest. Additionally, as rainwater passes through the decayed plant matter accumulated on the jungle floor during the rainy season, a large amount of organic acids such as tannic acid, humic acid, and fulvic acid are dissolved in the water. As concentration increases and water pressure increases, the population of phytoplankton and zooplankton increases, further promoting fish spawning.
One Aquarium Bedding
Soil suppress algae growth
Aquarium Bedding Soil’s ability to inhibit microbial growth
Science of One Aquarium Bedding Soil
