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general consensus in US is yes
over here, i haven't heard anything about it yet
does it LOOK good? haven't seen it either [:]
Anyone bought the Seachem gravel. it is in brwon color and something to do with clay? Saw at PetMart. Is it good?
general consensus in US is yes
over here, i haven't heard anything about it yet
does it LOOK good? haven't seen it either [:
I'm using it for a 4ft tank.
mix it with 50% lonestar/rmc pacific gravel.
yes, its good.
no basefert needed
needs massive washing.
search for seachem fluorite for articles
isit the same as the dennerle brown gravel at NA ?
here fishy fish fishy . here shirmpy shirmpy here is my noobie tank(3wk)
different. dennerle is inert. seachem is not. iron rich
excuse me
but did dennerle or someone publish that the dennerle gravel was inert?
dennerle is quartz, quartz is inert.
anyone knows how much it cost? and comes in how many kg pack?
at NA they selling at 28 bucks . i think its abt 5 kg or more
here fishy fish fishy . here shirmpy shirmpy here is my noobie tank(3wk)
seachem fluorite = around $48-55 for 7kg pack, depends where you get it
So is it a Base Fert of some sort?
no
it's a substrate
APPARENTLY what seachem says is that when you're using this, you don't need to use additional base fert
however, i don't see how this product can entirely replace base fert
afaik the only notable thing in there is iron
dea, no idea. but it works, before I converted my 4ft tank to full seachem fluorite, I used it on my 2ft , no problems growing lotuses etc.
stuff I used to grow in fluorite.
gratiola sp
echinodorus horemanii red
echinodorus oriental
echinodorus red flame
Nyphoides sp.
E.Tenellus
Potamageton Malaianus
Glosso
Elatine
HM
Hair grass
Seachem Flourite is clay. It acts as a media for absorbing nutrients (ion exchange or stuff like that) unlike normal gravel which is inert as Chris said.
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