5x Calcium Block Great for Shrimp - Crawfish - Snail and Turtle

What makes calcium important or essential to shrimp? Because calcium is necessary for the construction and upkeep of their exoskeletons, or shells, which make up a sizable portion of their bodies and need to be regularly replenished during molting, it is vital for the health and development of aquarium shrimp. Molting is the process by which shrimp shed their exoskeletons often in order to grow, and calcium is essential for the formation of new, robust shells. Shrimp health can suffer from problems like weak or damaged shells and unsuccessful molts, which are avoided by having enough calcium levels. For both young and adult shrimp to grow and develop normally, calcium is an essential element. Supplementing with calcium can help certain shrimp species keep their vivid colors and general attractiveness. By simulating natural conditions, calcium provision helps to create a more robust and healthier aquatic habitat. 

Q: How to use it?

A:  Just drop one block in per 10g tank once every 4 weeks or so with the absent of water change. With Biweekly water change drop one every 3 weeks

Q: How big is the block of Calcium?

A: About the size of a Kennedy half dollar coin as display on the pictures