WHo is dosing aquavitro fuel?

Most people that i knew that used it all said same thing noticed no dif. Never heard of alage issues with it though
 
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read the whole page not just the first few posts, if you keep your water quality up, shouldn't need to dose amino acids. I tried brightwells AA for a month and then stopped, saw no difference when adding or not adding. Look at all the new supplements out now. How did we ever have success without them?????? But we did, didn't we.
Mai adding these types of solutions to your tank can't be measured, so you have rely on the doseing instructions from the manufacturer. How do they make their money, sell you more and more products.
 
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1530461
read the whole page not just the first few posts, if you keep your water quality up, shouldn't need to dose amino acids. I tried brightwells AA for a month and then stopped, saw no difference when adding or not adding. Look at all the new supplements out now. How did we ever have success without them?????? But we did, didn't we.
Mai adding these types of solutions to your tank can't be measured, so you have rely on the doseing instructions from the manufacturer. How do they make their money, sell you more and more products.

Thanks Bob..I did read and don't think to try it. I did it long ago and also dose the AcroPower last 3-4 months, it crazy and make ALK not stable so I stop it. I just want to see who dosing the aquavitro and what happen. They said on the other site, it create algae for some reefers.
 
Mai we all want to do the best for our corals, yours look great, why mess with success. They are so many supplements available with claims of great improvements, most may not harm your tank but also may not do anything good for your tank. It's always a gamble, is it wirth it????
 
Mai we all want to do the best for our corals, yours look great, why mess with success. They are so many supplements available with claims of great improvements, most may not harm your tank but also may not do anything good for your tank. It's always a gamble, is it wirth it????

Thanks Bob, I will listen and listen to you same like before... :)
I wish you come back for SPS ..don't need a big tank..your 60 cube is enough..
 
The fancy packaging and difficulty in measurements are "yellow flags", but folks have long used spirulina to feed corals and Fuel use chlorella, which has higher concentrations of the same "coral foods".

If your water isn't good and stable, it makes no difference. Yet if your water is ULNS or your coral load is higher than your fish load, I think it can help in the same way you fertilize plants.

Its all a balancing act...
 
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