Tropica Aquarium Soil 3L – Complete Nutrient Substrate for Planted Aquariums
Tropica Aquarium Soil is a premium active substrate designed to create the perfect foundation for healthy, thriving aquatic plants. It is rich in essential nutrients and supports strong root development, making it ideal for both beginner and advanced planted aquariums.
This soil naturally lowers and stabilizes pH, creating optimal conditions for most tropical fish, shrimp, and aquatic plants. Its fine, porous structure promotes beneficial bacteria growth and ensures excellent water circulation around plant roots.
Features & Benefits:
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Ready to use – no rinsing required
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Nutrient-rich for strong plant growth
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Helps maintain a slightly acidic pH
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Enhances root development
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Ideal for aquascaping and planted tanks
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Suitable for freshwater aquariums
Size: 3 Litres
Application: Spread evenly in the aquarium, recommended depth 4–6 cm for best planting results.
Tropica Aquarium Soil provides a natural look while giving your plants everything they need to establish quickly and grow beautifully. Perfect for creating lush, professional-looking aquascapes. 🌿🐠
Tropica Aquarium Soil is an excellent wonderful choice when planning a newly planted aquarium. Aquarium plants thrive in this nutrient-dense soil complete with an active bottom layer, eliminating the need for other types of bottom layers typically used in planted tanks.
- Available in 3L and 9L bags.
- Grain size is suitable for root-feeding aquarium plants.
- Aquarium Soil ensures proper growth and stimulates color development.
How to use
Tropica Aquarium Soil ensures good, active growth from the beginning, and boosts the red plant shades. It is a complete bottom layer, which can be used without any other types of the bottom layer. Aquarium Soil is further an active bottom layer that lowers the pH value and slightly affects the water chemistry.
We recommend that you change 25-50% of the water min. twice a week during the first 4 weeks after establishing the aquarium.
How much soil do I need?
Length x Width x Desired Substrate Height (in centimeters), Divided by 60 = number of liters required
