Shrimp Microbial Bag for Biofilm Support in New and Established Aquariums, Available in 5 to 50 Bag Packs

This shrimp microbial bag supports the everyday care of breeding aquariums by introducing beneficial microorganisms and fermented vitamins. It encourages natural biofilm development, providing an essential food source for shrimplets while supporting balanced tank conditions.

Use it in either a new or established aquarium according to the placement instructions. Keep the bag submerged throughout use, and monitor water parameters and shrimp behavior when first introducing it to your tank.

Key Features

• Encourages natural biofilm development, creating an essential food source that supports growing shrimplets.
• Combines microorganisms and fermented vitamins to support spawning and the overall balance of the aquarium environment.
• Promotes the growth and survival of baby shrimp by helping maintain suitable tank conditions for a developing colony.
• Suitable for new and established tanks, giving shrimp keepers a clearly defined routine for either aquarium stage.
• Available in four pack quantities, so breeders can choose 5, 10, 15, or 50 bags according to their setup and ongoing care needs.
• Temporary cloudiness can occur for 2–3 days as microbial activity begins, helping keepers recognize an expected early change while closely monitoring the tank.

Specifications

• Brand: Color Shrimp Studio
• Contents: Microorganisms and fermented vitamins
• New tank use: One bag per 30–50 gallons
• New tank activation: Lightly squeeze the bag in tank water, then leave it for 2–3 weeks
• Established tank use: Place the bag directly in the aquarium for 2–3 weeks
• Non-floating bag use: Leave submerged for 1–2 months according to shrimp population and tank conditions
• Submersion: Keep the bag submerged at all times
• Pack sizes: 5, 10, 15, or 50 bags
• Initial monitoring: Check water parameters and shrimp behavior closely

Add the bag according to your tank's stage, keep it fully submerged, and watch the aquarium closely during initial use. Because each aquarium is a unique ecosystem, results can vary with its setup, livestock, and maintenance routine.