NatureFish
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Ahh yes, Invert tea. Sounds Intresting enough which is why you clicked here isn't it? I just came up with this idea. NatureFish is always full of those 
So I was thinking this could be made in any fish safe container and then evenly distributed to the tanks of your choice! I have never tried this and honestly do not know if this would work but I imagine it would if introduced slowly. It's basically like adding the following ingredients to your tank separately but having the product ready for use when needed. So here is what I came up with:
• chunks of cuttlebone (for calcium to aid in molting etc.)
• a Tannin source of your choice (i.e Indian almond leaf, wood, oak leaves etc.)
• supplements of your choice
Basically what this is, is tannins, calcium and vitamins your inverts could use at a particular time. You simply put these in a container and wait for them to release all the things they are meant to release and then slowly add this "tea" to your tanks during water changes. Do any of you think this could/will work?
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So I was thinking this could be made in any fish safe container and then evenly distributed to the tanks of your choice! I have never tried this and honestly do not know if this would work but I imagine it would if introduced slowly. It's basically like adding the following ingredients to your tank separately but having the product ready for use when needed. So here is what I came up with:
• chunks of cuttlebone (for calcium to aid in molting etc.)
• a Tannin source of your choice (i.e Indian almond leaf, wood, oak leaves etc.)
• supplements of your choice
Basically what this is, is tannins, calcium and vitamins your inverts could use at a particular time. You simply put these in a container and wait for them to release all the things they are meant to release and then slowly add this "tea" to your tanks during water changes. Do any of you think this could/will work?
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