Reddit reviews ThriveS Aquarium Plant Fertilizer - All in One Shrimp Tank Liquid Fertilizer - Micro & Macro Nutrient Rich Food for Aquatic Plants - Highly Concentrated for 2500 Gallons of Water
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✅ KEEP YOUR SHRIMP SAFE AND PLANTS HEALTHY: Ideal for shrimp tank setups, our fertilizer is completely safe for shrimp and other inverts and keep your plants health✅ SPOIL YOUR PLANTS WITH NUTRIENTS: Make your planted shrimp aquarium look great and provide your plants with all the essential micro/macronutrients by choosing the NIlocG Aquatics ThriveS aquarium plant food!✅ TREAT 2500 GALLONS OF WATER WITH EASE: ThriveS is specifically formulated for shrimp tanks and will allow you to treat up to 2500 gallons of water with just a single 500ml pump bottle!✅ SUPER-CONVENIENT PUMP BOTTLE: Take all the fuss out of dosing and adding fertilizer to your planted tank with the ThriveS aquarium plants fertilizer. Just pump it in your tank and you're good to go!✅ GET YOUR LIQUID FERTILIZER RISK-FREE: In the improbable case that you are not 100% satisfied with your NIlocG Aquatics all-in-one planted water tank fertilizer, we promise to issue a full refund!
>The one thing to remember with Java ferns, is that they require a regular fertilizer. Because they have no “true” roots, they get most of their fertilizer from the water column. If you want your Java fern to truly thrive, you should add a liquid fertilizer after every weekly water change. Tab fertilizers are useless with Java ferns, since they don’t have a proper root system to utilize them.
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>Java Fern should be placed on driftwood, rocks or directly onto the gravel (but make sure not to bury it in the substrate) that's why they don't need any fertilizer or root tabs
Any fertilizer design for aquarium won't hurt any live things however longest you using correct dose and maintain your regular water change..
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Someone in that thread recommended Thrive. It seems normal, liquid aquarium fertilizer works, if necessary.
/r/aquariums would probably be more helpful with this specific plant. Hope this helps!
Also, nice plant. Didn't know these were a thing and they are super neat. Thanks!
Thanks! And yes, definitely some range in the terms.
The light is a Finnex Stingray, and I dose this excellent all-in-one fertilizer (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XK816RT/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) about once per week. I use R/O, so the combination of macros and micros in a little pump bottle is awesome. Aside from weekly ferts and a few ~10% water changes per month, the plants, shrimp, and HOB filter take care of just about everything. It's not too bad for a hobby that can easily soak up a lot of time and money!
Is this it?
I have sand substrate and use this fert. https://www.amazon.com/NilocG-Aquatics-Aquarium-Fertilizer-Specific/dp/B06XK816RT/ref=redir_mobile_desktop?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&ref=yo_pop_d_yo_pop_d_pd_t2
Thanks for all your input. I just wanna make sure I’m getting the best plants for my current setup. Recently bought some staurogyne repens and it didn’t work out, so I’m a little more selective now, haha.
U ever try this stuff? Says is completely shrimp safe...
NilocG Aquatics Aquarium Fertilizer Shrimp Specific | ThriveS All In One Liquid Fertilizer (500ml) https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B06XK816RT/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_Q77XCbF3E9GGY
Oh surely its deficiency. I just wasnt sure how much of anything I should be adding before its over dose or how frequently I should be adding for it to work. under dose....over Dose...
my worry with Thrive is that it will increase levels and end up killing shrimp and possibly even fish.
This is the "shrimp safe" one which as i understand is just less SLAM DUNK nitrates. Even then I worry.
Do you use Thrive? Anyone you know use it with Shrimp? Fish fry and shrimplettes?
I wouldn’t risk it.
I use ThriveS, specifically made for shrimp
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XK816RT/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_hLQNDbMRTZAM7
I have grown dwarf baby tears in a spec v and similar light. Dosing excel each day helped a ton. this all in one fertilizer
Helped a ton