Fluval Betta Stratum – 1.76 lb / 0.8 kg Plant Growth Substrate • Ideal for Betta Tanks • Lowers & Stabilizes pH
Fluval Betta Stratum – 1.76 lb / 0.8 kg Plant Growth Substrate • Ideal for Betta Tanks • Lowers & Stabilizes pH
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Fluval Betta Stratum – 1.76 lb / 0.8 kg Plant Growth Substrate • Ideal for Betta Tanks • Lowers & Stabilizes pH
Fluval Betta Stratum (1.76 lb / 0.8 kg) is a premium aquarium substrate specially designed for betta tanks and small planted aquariums. Made from mineral-rich volcanic soil, this lightweight substrate promotes strong plant growth while helping create ideal water conditions for bettas and tropical fish.
Betta Stratum gently lowers and stabilizes pH, making it excellent for soft-water species. Its porous structure supports beneficial bacteria, helping maintain biological balance in nano and small freshwater aquariums.
Perfect for planted betta tanks, shrimp bowls, and nano aquascapes.
🌟 Key Features & Benefits
- 🌿 Promotes Strong Root Development
- 💧 Helps Lower & Stabilize pH
- 🐠 Ideal for Betta & Soft-Water Species
- 🦠 Supports Beneficial Bacteria
- 🌱 Lightweight, Porous Volcanic Soil
- 🪴 Perfect for Nano & Small Planted Tanks
⚙️ Product Details
Brand: Fluval
Product Name: Betta Stratum
Size: 1.76 lb / 0.8 kg
Type: Planted Aquarium Substrate
Aquarium Type: Freshwater
Best For:
- Betta aquariums
- Nano planted tanks
- Shrimp tanks
- Soft-water fish
💡 Usage Tips
- Rinse lightly if desired (minimal rinsing recommended)
- Use 1–2 inches of substrate depth
- Combine with root tabs for heavy root feeders
- Monitor pH when first setting up tank
📌 Designed specifically for small aquarium environments.
❓ FAQ – Fluval Betta Stratum
Q: Does Betta Stratum lower pH?
A: Yes, it gently lowers and stabilizes pH, ideal for bettas and soft-water species.
Q: Is this good for live plants?
A: Absolutely — it promotes strong root growth.
Q: Can I use this in larger tanks?
A: Yes, but it’s designed especially for nano and betta tanks.
Q: Is it safe for shrimp?
A: Yes, it’s shrimp-safe and commonly used in shrimp aquariums.
