QuoteReplyTopic: What chemicals to use? Posted: November 14 2008 at 11:01am
I have been currently using Seachem products in my tank. Like there ph buffer and the coral food red bottle one. I was wondering if that is a good brand to use?
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I'm sure Seachem is good and I think it is all a matter of personal preference. I use Kent and think it works great but I have not ever used Seachem so I can't compare the two.
Deb
Edited by frednwilma1999 - November 14 2008 at 11:15am
For the most part, they're all the same stuff so it really doesn't matter. The only caviat is DO NOT use Seachem's Marine Buffer 8.3 in a reef tank. It is designed to buffer your water to 8.3 by using A LOT of boron (borate salts). This might be ok for a fish only tank, but in a reef tank you'll never know how much carbonate you have which is really what you want and need.
Thanks for the advice! John, I'll have to check to see which one I use. It has a blue bottle that raises PH. I think thats the one.
Here is what a customer said while on hold Oh my gosh! Did you open the door? I told you not to open the door. Dre is in here completely naked and he's got freak'n Macaroni and Cheese in his hands.
i like seachem and kent but i think seachem's "FUEL" is an awsome product IMO . i think my corals are doing better since ive started using it they are defenaly getting bigger
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