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Old 12-31-2007, 06:30 PM   #1
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bought me a bottle today. was wondering if anyone else has tried this in their nano... will be dosing 2 ml every so often... not really sure how often to do it. Calcium is around 360 ppm
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Old 12-31-2007, 06:37 PM   #2
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Welcome to TRT!As long as you do your WC you don't need it.But since you have it becarefull adding it to a Nano.Check your levels to make sure you don't over dose.
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heard great stuff on that product let me know how it turns out
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bought me a bottle today. was wondering if anyone else has tried this in their nano... will be dosing 2 ml every so often... not really sure how often to do it. Calcium is around 360 ppm
Welcome to TRT! I must admit that I've never used it, but I have to ask... what's in the product? As often as I hear about it, I've never heard someone list what the ingredients are. Honestly, it's not really necessary wtih good water changes and proper husbandry. But what are you hoping to accomplish with using it?
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More over-priced reef-voodoo products taking advantage of hobbyists

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mbike welcome to TRT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Old 01-01-2008, 05:06 PM   #7
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Welcome to TRT! I must admit that I've never used it, but I have to ask... what's in the product? As often as I hear about it, I've never heard someone list what the ingredients are. Honestly, it's not really necessary wtih good water changes and proper husbandry. But what are you hoping to accomplish with using it?
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  1. Ionic calcium—Immediately raises dissolved calcium levels in your aquarium water.
  2. Ten micron aragonite—targets the live rock surface, where it dissolves in situ (in place), delivering calcium, strontium, magnesium and carbonate right where it is needed.
Features:
  • Iodine Replenishment: PurpleUp replenishes iodine, an essential element for coralline algae tissues that quickly becomes depleted in closed systems.
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  • Contains Super Sea Calcium, a natural calicum derived from pristine tropical oceans.
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What i am trying to acomplish is good coraline growth. Really wanna kick start it. Instead of buying seperate bottles of kalk and different stuff this is an all in one to me.
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I've used it...sorry but IMO it's a waste of money! I saw no difference with it than on tanks I didn't use it on. Keep you CA and Alk in check and frequent small WC's and you'll get good coraline growth better without it.
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