Geo Liquid

[Starfish]

Hi Guys
I was wondering if anyone has had any experience with Flex geo Liquid for
GFs and Koi?

I found it perks up the fish alot..
What do you think?

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whats in it?

"Starfish" > wrote:

>Hi Guys
>I was wondering if anyone has had any experience with Flex geo Liquid for
>GFs and Koi?
>
>I found it perks up the fish alot..
>What do you think?
>



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[Starfish]

It contains many trace minerals and vitamins to improve water conditioners.
It also has contaminant sensors to seek out any contaminants and remove the
contaminants through "brownian movement" (the process of being attracted to
the contaminants for easy removal) This liquid doesnt utilise any chemical
reactions to remove the contaminants...just the laws of physics.

The various Deficiency Sensors in this liquid have the ability to measure
all the numerous minerals and nutrients dissolved in the water to see if
they are deficient or in excess. The Deficiency Sensors start adjusting all
the water conditions towards pre-established ideal levels. Depleted minerals
and trace elements are automatically replenished, and overabundant ones are
automatically reduced.It not only adjusts the General Hardness, Carbonate
Hardness and PH, it also adjusts all water parameters to ideal levels,
according to Liebig's law. (Which states that living cells can only absorb
essential nutrients in amounts relative to the least abundant nutrient. So
no matter how much of a particular nutrient is present, if any of the others
are depleted, it cannot be absorbed properly)
It has been used in China and Japan for many years to create ordeal water
conditions for fish. It is available for many different types of fish
including Koi and goldfish, cichlids, discus, bettas etc....
Hope that this helps!!!!!
> wrote in message
...
> whats in it?
>
> "Starfish" > wrote:
>
>>Hi Guys
>>I was wondering if anyone has had any experience with Flex geo Liquid for
>>GFs and Koi?
>>
>>I found it perks up the fish alot..
>>What do you think?
>>
>
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> List Manager: Puregold Goldfish List
> http://puregold.aquaria.net/
> www.drsolo.com
> Solve the problem, dont waste energy finding who's to blame
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Unfortunately, I receive no money, gifts, discounts or other
> compensation for all the damn work I do, nor for any of the
> endorsements or recommendations I make.

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OK.. the "deficiency sensors" is a lot of hooey. Sorry, but this is nothing more
than a buffer. nothing mysterious. it is just a bunch of "salts", like sodium
bicarbonate, maybe some calcium, etc. in there.
as for brownian motion
http://www.mu.edu/~buxtoni/wsFALL2004/matter/states_of_matter.html
if it doesnt chemically react with contaminants, it doesnt remove them.... law of
physics. certainly decreasing the pH makes ammonia less toxic, increasing the pH
makes metals less toxic. but it doesnt remove those toxins.
Ingrid

>It contains many trace minerals and vitamins to improve water conditioners.
>It also has contaminant sensors to seek out any contaminants and remove the
>contaminants through "brownian movement" (the process of being attracted to
>the contaminants for easy removal) This liquid doesnt utilise any chemical
>reactions to remove the contaminants...just the laws of physics.
>
>The various Deficiency Sensors in this liquid have the ability to measure
>all the numerous minerals and nutrients dissolved in the water to see if
>they are deficient or in excess. The Deficiency Sensors start adjusting all
>the water conditions towards pre-established ideal levels. Depleted minerals
>and trace elements are automatically replenished, and overabundant ones are
>automatically reduced.It not only adjusts the General Hardness, Carbonate
>Hardness and PH, it also adjusts all water parameters to ideal levels,
>according to Liebig's law. (Which states that living cells can only absorb
>essential nutrients in amounts relative to the least abundant nutrient. So
>no matter how much of a particular nutrient is present, if any of the others
>are depleted, it cannot be absorbed properly)
>It has been used in China and Japan for many years to create ordeal water
>conditions for fish. It is available for many different types of fish
>including Koi and goldfish, cichlids, discus, bettas etc....
>Hope that this helps!!!!!


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
List Manager: Puregold Goldfish List
http://puregold.aquaria.net/
www.drsolo.com
Solve the problem, dont waste energy finding who's to blame
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Unfortunately, I receive no money, gifts, discounts or other
compensation for all the damn work I do, nor for any of the
endorsements or recommendations I make.

[Starfish]

Thanks Ingrid
I should have know about this when i couldnt find much info on the "makeup"
of this liquid.
Thanks!
> wrote in message
...
> OK.. the "deficiency sensors" is a lot of hooey. Sorry, but this is
> nothing more
> than a buffer. nothing mysterious. it is just a bunch of "salts", like
> sodium
> bicarbonate, maybe some calcium, etc. in there.
> as for brownian motion
> http://www.mu.edu/~buxtoni/wsFALL2004/matter/states_of_matter.html
> if it doesnt chemically react with contaminants, it doesnt remove them....
> law of
> physics. certainly decreasing the pH makes ammonia less toxic, increasing
> the pH
> makes metals less toxic. but it doesnt remove those toxins.
> Ingrid
>
>>It contains many trace minerals and vitamins to improve water
>>conditioners.
>>It also has contaminant sensors to seek out any contaminants and remove
>>the
>>contaminants through "brownian movement" (the process of being attracted
>>to
>>the contaminants for easy removal) This liquid doesnt utilise any chemical
>>reactions to remove the contaminants...just the laws of physics.
>>
>>The various Deficiency Sensors in this liquid have the ability to measure
>>all the numerous minerals and nutrients dissolved in the water to see if
>>they are deficient or in excess. The Deficiency Sensors start adjusting
>>all
>>the water conditions towards pre-established ideal levels. Depleted
>>minerals
>>and trace elements are automatically replenished, and overabundant ones
>>are
>>automatically reduced.It not only adjusts the General Hardness, Carbonate
>>Hardness and PH, it also adjusts all water parameters to ideal levels,
>>according to Liebig's law. (Which states that living cells can only absorb
>>essential nutrients in amounts relative to the least abundant nutrient. So
>>no matter how much of a particular nutrient is present, if any of the
>>others
>>are depleted, it cannot be absorbed properly)
>>It has been used in China and Japan for many years to create ordeal water
>>conditions for fish. It is available for many different types of fish
>>including Koi and goldfish, cichlids, discus, bettas etc....
>>Hope that this helps!!!!!
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> List Manager: Puregold Goldfish List
> http://puregold.aquaria.net/
> www.drsolo.com
> Solve the problem, dont waste energy finding who's to blame
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Unfortunately, I receive no money, gifts, discounts or other
> compensation for all the damn work I do, nor for any of the
> endorsements or recommendations I make.

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it is a tip off when they dont list their ingredients. I dont like using anything
that doesnt say what is in it. Ingrid

"Starfish" > wrote:
>I should have know about this when i couldnt find much info on the "makeup"
>of this liquid.


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
List Manager: Puregold Goldfish List
http://puregold.aquaria.net/
www.drsolo.com
Solve the problem, dont waste energy finding who's to blame
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Unfortunately, I receive no money, gifts, discounts or other
compensation for all the damn work I do, nor for any of the
endorsements or recommendations I make.

[Seb]

wrote:

> it is a tip off when they dont list their ingredients. I dont like using anything
> that doesnt say what is in it. Ingrid
>
> "Starfish" > wrote:
>
>>I should have know about this when i couldnt find much info on the "makeup"
>>of this liquid.
[snip]

www.quackwatch.com (or is it .org or .net?) has important information
about products like these: mostly concerning human health products but
if anything applies even more to pet products, because you can get away
with even more outlandish claims on pet than human products (if it harms
a human it can land lawsuits, harming animal = doesn't really get noticed).

Seb