We have all had the opportunity to review the same information and come to our individual conclusions
It doesnt bother me at all that some people may come to a different conclusion than me after reviewing the information
What does bother me is when someone suggests that chemical processes such as biodegrading, oxidization or evaporation are magical or defy logic. This is an illogical attempt to discredit valid information with no intellectual or valid merit.
Without knowing specific details about Primes chemistry which is a trade secret none of us have access to as well as a very specific understanding of the chemicals involved none of us (myself included) can make any factual conclusions.
BigSpizz there is logic to your perspective of how Prime may remain in the system I only wish you were big enough to admit the same about their perspective as opposed to pretending that science is magical or defies logic.
That makes complete sense Coeus If Prime did build up as the fish constantly produce ammonia, the reducing agent would be spent binding that ammonia and making it non toxic
Questioning the advertising claims of any manufacturer makes sense But if what they claim makes sense and is possible, its only fair to give it credit that it might be possible
In other words BigSpizz... I'm not saying that you are wrong... I am saying that you are suggesting they cannot be right on false merit...
It doesnt bother me at all that some people may come to a different conclusion than me after reviewing the information
What does bother me is when someone suggests that chemical processes such as biodegrading, oxidization or evaporation are magical or defy logic. This is an illogical attempt to discredit valid information with no intellectual or valid merit.
Without knowing specific details about Primes chemistry which is a trade secret none of us have access to as well as a very specific understanding of the chemicals involved none of us (myself included) can make any factual conclusions.
BigSpizz there is logic to your perspective of how Prime may remain in the system I only wish you were big enough to admit the same about their perspective as opposed to pretending that science is magical or defies logic.
coeus;3268458; said:i have a thought problem for you, if the prime is just sitting in the tank, and the fish always excrete ammonia, isnt it going to come into contact with the ammonia fairly shortly? wether you have a well cycled tank or not the bacteria colony isnt going to reach the ammonia immediately so the prime should be attaching itself to the ammonia to be broken down by the bacteria in any aquarium, just my 2 cents
That makes complete sense Coeus If Prime did build up as the fish constantly produce ammonia, the reducing agent would be spent binding that ammonia and making it non toxic
Questioning the advertising claims of any manufacturer makes sense But if what they claim makes sense and is possible, its only fair to give it credit that it might be possible
In other words BigSpizz... I'm not saying that you are wrong... I am saying that you are suggesting they cannot be right on false merit...
