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Erin
The product is not fully tested. I have tried the entire Fauna in line. Amino acids can be administered without issues, while the rest should be used only according to the instructions and with the adjustment of an experienced person.
Kristen1161
read it
Jesse
I will say a word - Ultra Bak works!!! And it works very well. My diatoms are slowly but surely disappearing in the form of white slime. The clear result is visible in the first week - then it just finishes them off, I've been pouring it for three weeks - I'm satisfied - I will continue. I use it in combination with Ultra Min S and add a cube daily - every other day I add Ultra Life - the colors of the Tridacna have bloomed incredibly (my total volume is 350 liters). Ultra Mag - as a supplement for coral, it's an amazing product - magnesium flows into the reef like tap water.
Stephen5857
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Daniel8015
Offtopic Yeah, but for some reason, I buy everything at "that gutalin factory" just like you, without a discount.
Susan1358
How much ultra life do you pour for your volume?
Chris
One teaspoon per 100 ml of osmosis and every other day.
Brooke3987
as if fish can be seen in the smoke later?)
Kayla7655
Yeah. The first time I messed up so badly that I read the instructions over 20 times and called back.
Ronald
Offtopic Class!!! aquarium in smoke..... It's cool, very cool.... so how did the bees react, did they say "thank you" later? Or maybe they'll say it in about 2-3 weeks..... if they survive......
Julie
Bespies are just bespies - they haven't said anything and still aren't saying anything, well, it's been at least 4 weeks since they've been silent - and their video looks very satisfied. What was supposed to happen to them from the temporary smoke screen??? The fish, yes - at first they were hiding - couldn't understand what the hell was wrong with their vision - then they got used to it, but as for the bespies, I think the transparency of the water doesn't matter to them at all.
Linda
So, I remembered something from the practice of removing unwanted deposits and adding supplements. Later, some of them wilted after a while, while others remained stagnant and did not develop...
Amber1273
I don't think anyone will be harmed by the mineral supplement from Marine Fauna; it's not that kind of company.
Leonard
I think so too. To be specific, unfortunately, we know very little about all those numerous products that various companies and distributors offer us, and no one is immune to counterfeits. Therefore, before adding anything to the aquarium, it's essential to follow the principle of measuring seven times. How many times have marine aquarium enthusiasts gotten into trouble with this?
Tami
Fauna has been on the market for a long time, the closest competitor to Zyucht. I personally have used a lot of their products depending on my mood: amino acids, feeds, bacteria, traces, balling... A quality product, it definitely won't harm the aquarium.
Elizabeth
This chemistry has one huge downside - the packaging. There is no protection against dishonest sellers.
Larry
I bought Fauna Marin Food Energizer yesterday, I'm adding it to the artemia, but there are no results yet. The fish don't care.
Michele
What, didn't they even say thank you????
Vincent
This is a vitamin supplement-flavor enhancer for frozen feeds. You are unlikely to see results on the first day, but regular use will improve the health and color of the fish.
I used to give my cat Whiskas, Friskas, etc., and he got sick, leading to visits to the vet... I switched to Hills, and the problems ended... I think it looks pretty much the same with fish.
Daniel
Most of the product has seals on the lids. As for the rest, if there is doubt about the seller's reputation, do not buy.
Cheryl
Could you please provide more details about the cat food? You can message me privately. Sorry for going off-topic.
Eric
It's a terrible off-topic, but Hills is a good premium food for cats and dogs... Royal Canin is also praised. Both Hills and Royal Canin have special diets for cats, including those for picky eaters, active cats, lethargic ones, weight loss, post-surgery, and many other types of cats, as well as a very wide selection by breed.
Amanda5586
On the topic: is there a good Russian catalog on Marine Fauna?
Rachel9060
For a month and a half, I struggled unsuccessfully with cyanobacteria; almost all the sand was red, and there was a lot on the rocks. That's why I haven't posted photos of the aquarium in a while. On Monday, I received a package from Fauna Marin. I only ordered dolomite, but they also included some chemicals. Out of desperation, so that nothing would go to waste, I started adding Ultra Bact and Ultra Life to the aquarium. I dosed for three days. This evening, after work, I noticed that there was no cyanobacteria! Neither on the substrate nor on the rocks. Miracles...
Cassandra7840
I would like your happiness. How much ultra fuel are you pouring?
Brent8919
Look at the aquarium during the day. When I had cyanobacteria, it would appear in the morning around 10-11 o'clock and gradually disappear by six in the evening.
Curtis
On my system - 1ml per day.
But I just feel like it was the ultra life that worked. I used to try pouring bacteria too, the Seichmo ones - reactions from cyan "0".
Before that, I could admire my cyan all day long, during the day it was more, it even bubbled, in the evening less. I'll take another look during the day on the weekend.
Amber9312
I also pour ultra life, but it shouldn't affect the cyan, as it contains minerals.
Wendy8540
The mineral acts as a substrate on which bacteria proliferate.
Rachel
Then he, along with the bacteria, is captured by the coral polyps or removed by the skimmer.
Rachel9060
Guys, where can I find the production date on Fauna Marin products? I'm holding ultra algae x and I can't see it...
Mark9853
They don't bother with dates; only on some of their products is the date printed on the label with the barcode (specifically Ultra LPS). I spoke to them about this, and the response was that new packaging is currently being developed, which will include everything.