Those are both good products, that have some interesting (probably even somewhat useful) ingredients. :roll:
That stuff is quite a bit more expensive to purchase and sustain than this guy was willing to pay, however.... (somebody's got to make some money on these things though, right?). Unfortunately, those weekly water changes required to keep those measured Nitrate levels diluted down below 20 PPM in an aquarium (fish toilet!), are gonna see all of that expensive product you purchased for your tank, used to water your lawn, garden or just sent down the drain....
Here is something pretty nice in the Cichlid-forum library that may help:
https://www.cichlid-forum.com/articles/ ... recipe.php
Those recipes are easy to use and most importantly - cheap to sustain. I believe it is MUCH more important for the health of your fish to dilute those toxic organic waste products out of your water with some regimented, high-percentage water changes - rather than attempting to keep and sustain a 'perfect' water chemistry for your Rift Lake Cichlids.
That stuff is quite a bit more expensive to purchase and sustain than this guy was willing to pay, however.... (somebody's got to make some money on these things though, right?). Unfortunately, those weekly water changes required to keep those measured Nitrate levels diluted down below 20 PPM in an aquarium (fish toilet!), are gonna see all of that expensive product you purchased for your tank, used to water your lawn, garden or just sent down the drain....
Here is something pretty nice in the Cichlid-forum library that may help:
https://www.cichlid-forum.com/articles/ ... recipe.php
Those recipes are easy to use and most importantly - cheap to sustain. I believe it is MUCH more important for the health of your fish to dilute those toxic organic waste products out of your water with some regimented, high-percentage water changes - rather than attempting to keep and sustain a 'perfect' water chemistry for your Rift Lake Cichlids.
