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I wouldn't use miracle gro due to the additives. I have john innes no3 from Westland in one tank and Westland aquatic Compost in another. There are tannins for a couple days after setup,but they soon disappear
When I replant I get no more cloudiness than I would with any other substrate
Fine...
Reading the articles on substrates and posts by those who I would consider 'really know what the heck they are talking about', there seems to be a greater success rate with ADA.
Haven't used it myself though.
what about separating the substrates using a fine mesh, like you would get from a craft sort....the sort of stuff that has been used to create moss walls?
johnny, for ongoing maitnenance just use the gravel vac like you would for sand....maybe need to more (i.e. number per week) to vac the substrate more often??
if your ripping it all out and putting it back i've done this with eco complete in the past, simply pulled it all out and put it back -...
Some questions on this
1. if I buy any play sand will it be suitable for aquatic life after washing?
2. what is the suitability for heavy root feeders?
3. will crypts be ok with it after adding root tabs?
was on another forum and tom barr recommended ada malaya and africana
not sure of colour
also wondered about use with ada power sand
which goes on bottom and which goes on top?
I'm looking for a nutrient rich substrate thats light sand in colour and can be used on its own
kind of like eco-complete, except sand in colour
any suggestions?
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