Bioearth

[zyblack]

Originally Posted by BuTLeR

i must salute you!!!!! thanks for the info anyway ....

Originally Posted by BuWaC

Omg! U drank it?

Yah....

Since the label say over 90% montmorillonite clay purity, should be edible, so I try lor.....

Also tried eating the powder straight. A bit chewy.

[icekiki]

Originally Posted by Bryan

But Does it will harmful too ray

dun worry bro, does not harm ray... i using it on my rays...

the clay just sticks on to the slime on the rays thats all...

after a while, water crystal clear liao...

[rexxie]

Originally Posted by icekiki

dun worry bro, does not harm ray... i using it on my rays...

the clay just sticks on to the slime on the rays thats all...

after a while, water crystal clear liao...

Will this product alter the PH?

Will this product alter the PH?

Not drastically, we were discussing this at the talk by the distributor. Understand that it does raise gh but not a lot (the presentor is not very sure, it seems), it seems that the process results in a release of magnesium and calcium ions (correct me if I am wrong, as there were some gurus in the room too).
It's my second day with the bioearth in place and no significant changes in ph except the normal drop (common in an established tank). Water remains crystal clear.

Originally Posted by Spakase

Not drastically, we were discussing this at the talk by the distributor. Understand that it does raise gh but not a lot (the presentor is not very sure, it seems), it seems that the process results in a release of magnesium and calcium ions (correct me if I am wrong, as there were some gurus in the room too).
It's my second day with the bioearth in place and no significant changes in ph except the normal drop (common in an established tank). Water remains crystal clear.

so do you scarp off the leftover that is sumerge to the bottom ?

so do you scarp off the leftover that is sumerge to the bottom ?

Nope, left it as it is. My bottom feeders are okay, they are fishes like plecos and catfish.
I've also fed the bioearth to my sw.

[rexxie]

Originally Posted by Spakase

Not drastically, we were discussing this at the talk by the distributor. Understand that it does raise gh but not a lot (the presentor is not very sure, it seems), it seems that the process results in a release of magnesium and calcium ions (correct me if I am wrong, as there were some gurus in the room too).
It's my second day with the bioearth in place and no significant changes in ph except the normal drop (common in an established tank). Water remains crystal clear.

Thanks bro, will use it on my ray tank...

[AveMaria]

freshwater only?? what abt marine?

Originally Posted by Spakase

Nope, left it as it is. My bottom feeders are okay, they are fishes like plecos and catfish.
I've also fed the bioearth to my sw.

hmmm .. good ... i was thinking i have to scrup off daily as i changes my water daily ... heng ah

[lizardking]

Hmmm...sounds good. Gonna get a bottle to try...