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@Wizard_g our shop has run out of it so I've not been able to use it and the plant growth has slowed. Think I'm gonna ditch the other liquid co2 for this one for sure.

the company blurb on their liquid CO2 Contains high quality peat extract Contains humic and fulvic acids Contains a blend of naturally occurring vegetative and spore-forming microorganisms Helps make iron, nitrogen and other nutrients more bioavailable contains combinations of naturally...

Hey All So been using the bacteria culture plus a new type of liquid CO2 From my observations the bacteria concoction has been destroying the biofilm on top of the tank. i've only been doing done 30% weekly water changes( tank in 3rd week of set up) i have very very limited amount of algae...

From my understanding bacterial populations are in a constant flux. A lot of people think that after the tank has been up and running they have a fully mature filter the filter still in flux. So best practice is to add bacterial products when you decided to feed more or when you clean out the...

Will do will probably write a we review on it for work.

Thanks everyone for your input. theres so much information for me here to research and digest. and even more questions to find answers to (i love this aspect of science). The company actually started in environmental clean up of lakes, reservoirs, rivers & canals. They also mentioned developing...

No its not. i've never come across Dr Tims stuff they could have similar stuff but i just don't know.

how did you know it was that? :D hahahaha

Thats mainly my point of view. Ive never needed it before sooooo do i really need it now? Or am i missing out on something that can make my tank truly amazing?

Just to let you know what this product has in it it has the following: Rhodopseudomonas, Thiobacillus thiooxidans, Pseudomonas citronellolis, Alcaligenese Obligat aerob, Flavobacterium aquatile, Nitrobacter winogradski, Nitrosomonas europaea, Nitrosomonas mobilis, Comamonas testosterona...

HI All Not sure if this is the right forum (maybe a mod can move it to the right one) to ask this but does any one know if there is any symbiotic relationship between aquatic plants and bacteria. Here is the background to my question. I manage a aquatic shop and we have a popular brand from...

RIP May he live on through our aquascapes.

Hey Chris, As an investment the m602 is the better purchase mine is 10 years old now and still going. I think you will find buying the refills for the U201 to be annoying i know would and costly. You should consider Rahms suggestion as i think i will be the cheaper option and you can then...

Thanks Pepedopolous

Thanks I did have a wee think about the tiles but at twice the price i wasn't sure if they be worth the extra money. Considering that one of the aquascape I'm planning will be completely covered with plants the tiles maybe the better option in the long run. Does anyone know if i can run 2...

I've never made a comprehensive list for a tank, thought I'd give it a try. Cheap food container sound like a nifty idea. Thanks No I haven't, tbh the idea never even crossed my mind, will look into it. Regards Jonny.

Hi All After reading many threads, (spent hours reading the featured journals) George Farmer signatures scapes have got me itching to set up an bran new tank. I have decided it is time to scape all my other tanks large and small and concentrate on ONE new shallow planted tank. Here is my...