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Aquarium Care


From Clays & Fossilized Diatoms to Your Living Room: The Surprising Science of Australia’s Ancient Clay
The Science Behind Natural Mineral Cat Litter
The effectiveness of natural cat litter comes from geology, not chemistry labs.
Attapulgite clay originates from ancient sedimentary environments formed over millions of years.
Diatomaceous earth comes from fossilised microscopic marine organisms.
Earth & Clay
Apr 135 min read


Antimicrobial Resistance in Australia and the Growing Role of Natural Minerals in Agriculture, Aquaculture, and Environmental Hygiene
Explore how attapulgite clay and diatomaceous earth improve soil, poultry, aquaculture, and livestock hygiene while reducing antimicrobial resistance in Australia. Antimicrobial resistance and antibiotic residues in aquaculture affect Australia’s seafood exports to China and Asia-Pacific markets. Attapulgite clay and diatomaceous earth improve poultry litter and livestock bedding hygiene, reducing antibiotic use and pathogen risk.
Earth & Clay
Mar 65 min read


Tasmanian Salmon Antibiotics Controversy: Pathway to antibiotic-free aquaculture potential - Trial Hudson attapulgite clay
Antibiotic-free aquaculture potential: Inviting Tasmanian salmon and other species to trial Hudson G2 attapulgite clay which has shown results in aquaculture initial trials and research to protect water, fish health, and disease prevention without anti-biotics and 100% natural and Australian
Earth & Clay
Feb 273 min read


Aquarium Filtration: Properties and Applications of Attapulgite Clay (G2)
Attapulgite clay (G2) substrate in aquarium filtration system supporting nitrogen cycling.
Earth & Clay
Feb 23 min read


Attapulgite Clay (G2): Superior Properties for Aquarium Water Filtration and Aquarium Substrate
Attapulgite clay (G2) combines the advantages of biological, chemical, and mechanical filtration in a single medium, reducing maintenance, supporting healthy bacterial colonies, and stabilizing water quality better than most alternatives.
Earth & Clay
Feb 22 min read
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