Create a beautiful and natural-looking aquarium bottom with Amtra White Quartz. This decorative substrate is specially selected for freshwater aquariums, providing a safe and attractive environment for your fish and plants. The fine white quartz sand is non-toxic and will not release carbonates, ensuring the water chemistry remains stable.
Suitable for both fresh and saltwater aquariums, Amtra White Quartz is easy to use. Simply arrange a layer of approximately 4cm at the front of the tank and 7cm at the back, creating a gradient that enhances the depth and visual appeal of your underwater world. The ultrafine grain size (0.1 – 0.7 mm) gives a smooth, even finish.
Main Features
- Creates a natural-looking aquarium bottom
- Suitable for freshwater and saltwater aquariums
- Non-toxic and carbonate-free
- Ultrafine grain size for a smooth finish
Pros
- Creates a visually appealing aquarium base.
- Safe for fish and plants.
- Suitable for both fresh and saltwater setups.
Cons
- Requires careful layering to achieve the desired gradient effect.
- May require rinsing before use to remove any dust.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Type | Quartz Sand |
| Grain Size | 0.1 – 0.7 mm (Ultrafine) |
| Suitable For | Freshwater and Saltwater Aquariums |
| Weight | 2kg |
Buyer Tips
- Rinsing the quartz sand before adding it to your aquarium can help remove any fine dust particles.
- Creating a gradient layer (thicker at the back, thinner at the front) enhances the visual depth of the aquarium.
- Consider the needs of your specific fish and plants when determining the ideal substrate depth.
- This quartz is inert and will not affect the pH of your water.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
Is this suitable for saltwater aquariums?
Yes, Amtra White Quartz is suitable for both fresh and saltwater aquariums.
What is the grain size of this sand?
The grain size is ultrafine, between 0.1 and 0.7 mm.
Is this product toxic to fish?
No, this natural sand is non-toxic and safe for your aquarium inhabitants.
Does this sand affect the water chemistry?
No, it does not release carbonates and will not negatively impact your water chemistry.
How much sand do I need for my aquarium?
It’s recommended to create a layer that is 4cm deep at the front and 7cm at the back of the aquarium.