Been out of the fish keeping seen for a couple year's. recently got back into it and discovering products i never seen or ueared of. but any of you seen or used Frtiz Zyme? any feedback would be awesome.
Have any fellow cichla keepers seen this?
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Ive used it once didnt really notice a change in debris in the canister filters. Imo i wouldnt use it again. And by once i mean i went thru a large bottle and used it around 5 times on my 220.
From what I've read it's just bacteria. Maybe a new tank would benefit some. Maybe...
Confirmed by TX A&M
A step forward for sustainable shrimp farming, the Mariculture Program at Texas A&M Corpus Christi recently ran an independent study to test the viability of using commercial nitrifying bacteria in an indoor shrimp nursery. The study found that in the high-density shrimp system, introducing TurboStart nitrifying bacteria significantly reduced ammonia and nitrite, allowing for increased production with less water exchange.
A step forward for sustainable shrimp farming, the Mariculture Program at Texas A&M Corpus Christi recently ran an independent study to test the viability of using commercial nitrifying bacteria in an indoor shrimp nursery. The study found that in the high-density shrimp system, introducing TurboStart nitrifying bacteria significantly reduced ammonia and nitrite, allowing for increased production with less water exchange.
I have never tried this stuff but Fritz Zyme is no new kid on the block.They have had other products in the hobby for quite a number of years.
The shop I worked at back in the nineties swore by Fritz Zyme #9 which was probably what this new stuff replaces.