GT essentials® - Mineral Healthy liquid, 250 ml, 1000ml
Mineral Healthy Liquid is a clay mineral dissolved in ultrapure water with a unique mineral composition.
This clay mineral has an extraordinary spectrum of activity.
target species
Dwarf shrimps, pygmy crabs, crabs, snails, crabs and fish
normal dosage
Daily a pumping stroke to 30 liters of aquarium water (a pumping stroke is equivalent to about 2.5 ml).
Note: Before use: Turn the bottle top to the right and lock. Shake the bottle vigorously for at least 20 seconds
Dosage for problematic pools
In problem basins, the dosage can be increased up to three times the normal dose.
Overdose
An overdose is completely harmless, however, mineral healthy will possibly settle in the filter medium and the necessary cleaning intervals increase.
Shape and color
Shape: liquid
Color: light gray
Content: 250 ml
(Bottle contains 15g GT essentials mineral healthy )
reach
Normal dosage: 3000 liters
Problem basin dosage: 1000 liters
Mineral composition
Humidity: = 2 TM% H2O, hygroscopic
Mineralogical composition
Layer minerals 75%, of which:
35% Na montmorillonite / illite, swellable
30% illite / muscovite
10% kaolin
Framework silicates:
20% quartz
other:
<1% carbonates
<1% sulfides
Chemical composition
23.0% silicon (Si)
9.6% aluminum (Al)
3.8% iron (Fe)
0.9% magnesium (Mg)
0.2% calcium (Ca)
0.7% sodium (Na)
1.7% potassium (K)
0.5% titanium (Ti)
other:
<1% carbonates
<1% sulfides
E 558 Bentonite - montmorillonite
Particle sizes of the clay mineral
| Particle size μm | <2 | 2 to 6.3 | 6.3 to 20 | 20-63 | > 63 |
| % | 65 | 15 | 9 | 5 | 6 |
Particle size of raw clay DIN 18123
Sales: GT essentials | Zähringen 12 | 89174 Altheim | Tel. +49 (0) 7340 213759
Dealer requests are welcome
GT essentials® is a registered trademark of Heike Groh
Tom's comment
If desired, now Mineral Healty as a pump bottle!
Before the launch, GT essentials Mineral distributed healthy approximately 1200 free samples to interested shrimp owners and breeders. Among them were some selected shrimp breeders, who meticulously documented and reported the visible effects on shrimp and snails.