I think I ever saw similar product before in Singapore and jb. Maybe we can buy one and share..
Afterall, quite a huge quantity
Hi all, does anyone ever tried making DIY root tabs before? Thinking of making some to save cost..
Intrigued by this video.
However, cannot find such brand in local nurseries. Bringing one from overseas might see the product getting impounded by AVA though
Disclaimer: Of course this will be tested out in a separate tank before I actually intend to use it on my main tank. Dont want to risk unnecessary death![]()
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I think I ever saw similar product before in Singapore and jb. Maybe we can buy one and share..
Afterall, quite a huge quantity
Bean + Kurt
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Sounds really interesting if we can get the product locally![]()
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JJ
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"if he cant be bothered to take the time to write his question properly, why should I take the time to answer him."
http://www.horti.com.sg/specfer/specfer.htm
the only pellet type i could find easily, i used when starting/topup cheap tanks.
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"if he cant be bothered to take the time to write his question properly, why should I take the time to answer him."
Which one you use? Slow release?
May I ask Where to get?
Bean + Kurt
Just curious, for those who have used horticulture fertilizers to DIY root tabs... how are the effects on aquatic invertebrates like shrimps or snails? Since the fertilizer's various mineral content (ie. copper) is likely much higher since its not originally designed for aquarium usage.
I ever dose a few times, which I used for my indoor plants, fast grower and flower.
So far, no harm to fauna.. in fact, the yamato loves it..
But I don't see any growth from it..
Maybe my next tank, I probably fill it in 3 layers.
Bottom, using cheap soil.
Middle, dry fertilizer.
Top, ada
Bean + Kurt
You can get it at eco city 18-11-10.NPK
Make sure buy the slow released fert if not you have tank full of algae.
Local nursery do sell slow released fert just check the content before buying.
I seriously do not recommend for those who have expensive shrimps collection.
Thanks for the link s and suggestions all. Gonna grab one and try on my crypt tank. And no worries, no shrimps there - except a couple of tetras. Will update on the results once I get hold on some of the fert
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why not buy the ready made oscomote root tab from ebay?
Update:
I got a respond from AVA on the subject about bringing the fertilizers from ebay/amazon. Unfortunately they mentioned its a controlled item and bringing one in may result in the item getting destroyed..
No choice need to source for local products already.![]()
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This one looks interesting.
http://www.fareastfloragarden.com/fe...food-400g.html
From data sheet it is safe for fish in certain amounts
http://www.bayergarden.co.uk/~/media...0aug%2014.ashx
Cheers,
JJ
Is this what we are looking for?
http://www.ecocityhydroponics.com/lu...ease-1-kg.html
Cheers,
JJ
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