Samoa Sand Light Coral Sand – 25Kg
Aquatic Finatic Samoa Light Coral Sand is an Aragonite-based sand, naturally formed from ocean floor deposits over 100 million years ago. Through tectonic movements, it has been exposed to the surface without harming marine ecosystems.
Composed of 99% CaCO³ (Calcium Carbonate), this sand closely matches the chemical composition of natural coral sand, making it ideal for marine aquariums. It is free from contaminants and provides a clean, stable substrate for coral growth.
With biologically similar performance to coral sand, it supports healthy marine environments, especially beneficial for coral breeders who require a pure, uncontaminated substrate.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Light Coral Sand |
| Weight | 25Kg |
| Composition | 99% CaCO³ (Aragonite) |
| Origin | Naturally formed from ocean floor deposits |
| Use | Marine aquarium substrate, especially for coral breeding |
FAQ
Is Samoa Sand suitable for use in reef aquariums?
Yes, Samoa Sand is ideal for reef aquariums due to its high CaCO³ content and chemical similarity to coral sand, supporting coral growth and biological stability.
Does this sand contain any contaminants?
No, the sand is free from contaminants and is specifically processed to ensure purity, making it safe for use in marine environments.
Can I use this sand as a direct replacement for coral sand?
Yes, it can be used as a direct replacement for coral sand due to its identical chemical composition and biological performance.
Boris Lewis –
I’ve been using Samoa Sand for my reef tank for six months now. The coral growth has been excellent, and there’s no sign of algae or contamination. It feels like real coral sand, and the water chemistry has stayed stable.
Amanda Cameron –
Switched from regular sand to Samoa Light Coral Sand and noticed a significant improvement in coral health. The substrate is clean and doesn’t cause any issues with water parameters.
Liam Vance –
The sand is easy to handle and mixes well in the tank. I’m happy with the performance, though it’s a bit more expensive than other options. Still, the quality justifies the price.
Gordon King –
Used it in a new 120-liter reef tank. The corals settled quickly, and the water clarity has improved. No problems with sediment or pH fluctuations.