Tropical Shrimp Guard (shrimp conditioner)

Description

Shrimp guard (30ml) – water conditioner for aquaria with freshwater crustaceans

Tropical Shrimp Guard conditions tap water intended for breeding shrimps and other freshwater crustaceans

Recommended when filling new tanks or changing water

Neutralizes dangerous heavy metal salts

Alleviates stress caused by transportation, acclimatization or cleaning the tank

Protects crustaceans against aggressive influence of tap water

Inositol stimulates growth and enhances vitality, alleviates all ailments of the moulting process and encourages spawning

D-pantenol (provitamin B5) stimulates growth and development of crustaceans, enhances the condition and regeneration of epidermis, which proves useful during moulting period

Can be used in common tanks with both shrimps and fish

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Shrimp Guard: conditioning Singapore tap water for shrimp tanks

This conditioner is built specifically for crustacean tanks, neutralising heavy metal salts and easing the stress of transport, acclimation and water changes. That matters in Singapore because our tap water is chloraminated, and shrimp are far less tolerant of chlorine, chloramine and trace metals than hardy fish. Using a shrimp-targeted conditioner when filling a new tank or topping up keeps a sensitive colony from the slow attrition that wrecks beginner shrimp keepers.

Dose with each water change and when first filling a tank, treating the new water before it meets your shrimp. We pair this with steady drip acclimation for new arrivals, since shrimp react badly to sudden swings in temperature or parameters more than to any single number. In our warm 27-29C climate, keeping water clean and stable does the heavy lifting; the conditioner just removes the obvious tap-water hazards first.

See our shrimp & invertebrates range, and read our SG tap water guide and shrimp-safe conditioner guide.