Beschreibung
SaltyShrimp Sulawesi Mineral 7.5 – Special Salt for Sulawesi Shrimp
Developed based on actual field research in the Malili Lakes – for Cardinal Shrimp & Co.!
SaltyShrimp Sulawesi Mineral 7.5 is the readily soluble variant of the Sulawesi Mineral range and was specially developed for keeping and breeding Sulawesi shrimp. It is used to harden osmosis water, rainwater, and demineralized water to the required pH value of approx. 7.5 and increases carbonate hardness and total hardness in a KH/GH ratio of 0.42/1.0. The formula is based on water analyses from the Malili Lakes – the natural habitat of the famous Sulawesi shrimp.
Why Sulawesi Mineral 7.5 is the right choice for Sulawesi shrimp:
- Based on real field research: The mineral composition has been reformulated based on on-site water analyses of the Malili Lakes to replicate natural conditions as accurately as possible.
- pH 7.5 without readjustment: Automatically establishes a pH value of approx. 7.5 with correct dosage – ideal for Cardinal Shrimp (Caridina dennerli) and other less sensitive Sulawesi species.
- All essential minerals & trace elements: Promotes health, well-being, vibrant colors, and successful reproduction.
- Microbiology & germ protection: Promotes microbial regeneration in biofilter substrates and reduces the risk from harmful germs by promoting antagonistic microflora.
- Quickly soluble: Dissolves in a few seconds – temperature adjustment to aquarium water is recommended.
Application & Dosage:
- Target: Approx. 6 °dH / conductivity approx. 270 ± 40 µS / pH approx. 7.5
- Dosage: 1 slightly heaped measuring spoon (approx. 3.5 g) per 15 liters of water
- Application: Stir into water outside the aquarium, adjust temperature. Add undissolved particles to the aquarium. Close container after use.
Product Details:
- Content: 110 g (for approx. 470 L) or 250 g (for approx. 1,070 L)
- Scope of delivery: Measuring spoon & resealable screw-top container included
- Suitable for: Cardinal Shrimp (Caridina dennerli) and other Sulawesi shrimp from the Malili Lakes









