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jd
December 14th 06, 02:51 PM
hey folks, up here in the cow hampshire, its pretty difficult to find decent
fertilizers for planted tanks. The LFS has started carrying a variety of
pond fertilizers - mostly plant spikes. has anyone tried these in tanks?

other than the volume difference, is ther any reason I shouldn't? I can
break the sticks up fairly acurately using a modified pill splitter, but
before I try dropping small bits into the tank (125 gal), i figured I'd poll
for opinions...

thanks
-JD

Richard Sexton
December 14th 06, 09:00 PM
In article >,
jd > wrote:
>hey folks, up here in the cow hampshire, its pretty difficult to find decent
>fertilizers for planted tanks. The LFS has started carrying a variety of
>pond fertilizers - mostly plant spikes. has anyone tried these in tanks?

If you're trying to grow algae they're great.


http://aquaria.net/articles/plants/fertsols/

This is what you want.


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Paul R
December 15th 06, 08:52 PM
> http://aquaria.net/articles/plants/fertsols/
>
> This is what you want.

Is there anywhere in the UK we can get these chems ?
TIA