AngryRainbow
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I could use some help deciding which all in one fert by NilocG I should start using. My first question is should I even bother dosing a liquid fert into my tank that only contains amazon swords and jungle val? I know amazon swords are heavy root feeders so I don't know if this tank will benefit from liquid ferts?
All my tanks for low tech low light, and I perform 50%+ weeky water changes. I
have various types of anubias, wisteria, jungle val, a smaller type of val but I don't remember the type, amazon swords, various crypts, bacopa, and a few others. I use root tabs currently but am seeing a few deficiencies and would also just like to boost growth with a liquid fert.
I was originally going to go with the regular thrive, but I am concerned about raising my nitrates super high. With my current plants and stocking my tanks sit around 10-20ppm nitrate before a water change. Can anyone that uses thrive let me know about how much it raises their nitrates? Then I wasn't sure if I needed to use thriveC since I don't dose any CO2. I do have a few amano and cherry shrimp in one tank, so I was considering thriveS. But my understanding is that ThriveS is good for shrimp because it doesn't require the 50% water change which most shrimp keepers don't do, but given my water change schedule I don't think ThriveS is necessary in my case.
All my tanks for low tech low light, and I perform 50%+ weeky water changes. I
have various types of anubias, wisteria, jungle val, a smaller type of val but I don't remember the type, amazon swords, various crypts, bacopa, and a few others. I use root tabs currently but am seeing a few deficiencies and would also just like to boost growth with a liquid fert.
I was originally going to go with the regular thrive, but I am concerned about raising my nitrates super high. With my current plants and stocking my tanks sit around 10-20ppm nitrate before a water change. Can anyone that uses thrive let me know about how much it raises their nitrates? Then I wasn't sure if I needed to use thriveC since I don't dose any CO2. I do have a few amano and cherry shrimp in one tank, so I was considering thriveS. But my understanding is that ThriveS is good for shrimp because it doesn't require the 50% water change which most shrimp keepers don't do, but given my water change schedule I don't think ThriveS is necessary in my case.