Fert info

[convict360]

Hi guys, seen a couple of threads on different aspects of ferts, and wondered if anyone could recommend a brand, at a good cost?

Have heard seachem bandied about...

It's basically for normal plants that will do OK anyway, such as pothos, anubias, Java moss etc, but just in case the pothos steals their nutrients.

Or if its not needed at all, I guess that's an answer too

 

[Manu8__too]

Go with dry ferts. They're incredibly cost effective and will last you a very long time. I buy mine from Green Leaf Aquariums.

 

[convict360]

Go with dry ferts. They're incredibly cost effective and will last you a very long time. I buy mine from Green Leaf Aquariums.

Is that an online vendor?

 

[Manu8__too]

Is that an online vendor?

Yes. It's an awesome site for those involved in the planted tank hobby. Tons of great ferts, equipment and such. Check them out.

 

[convict360]

Yes. It's an awesome site for those involved in the planted tank hobby. Tons of great ferts, equipment and such. Check them out.

Cool thanks. If they don't do UK, I'll have a search into the dry stuff

 

[xxUnRaTeDxxRkOxx]

I get the majority of my dry fertilizers from - http://greenleafaquariums.com/aquarium-fertilizer.html

and yes they do ship to the UK! Taken from their site...

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