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Old 05-07-2013, 12:15 AM   #1
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Anyone use kordon amquel plus

Has anyone used kordon amquel plus to lower nitrates and if so how many times a week or month were you applying it

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Old 05-07-2013, 12:23 AM   #2
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Has anyone used kordon amquel plus to lower nitrates and if so how many times a week or month were you applying it
You use it as a conditioner during your weekly water changes. Prime is much much better. When I started I was using Amquel Plus but as I grew in the hobby along with my tanks I switched to Seachems Prime.

You don't wanna just add Amquel to your water to take the place of water changes. To lower nitrates a water change would be needed. All these products do is make them less toxic. Nothing replaces a good weekly maintenance routine.
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Oh ya I was talking about stopping water changes completely just wondering if it helped lower the levels faster
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Oh ya I was talking about stopping water changes completely just wondering if it helped lower the levels faster
Why would you wanna stop water changes? I wouldn't recommend doing that. NOTHING can replace a good ole fashion water change. No chemicals are gonna take the place of fresh water.
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Won't work you can't replace wc. It's like going to the bathroom and never flushing the toilet, even the toilet needs a wc.
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Won't work you can't replace wc. It's like going to the bathroom and never flushing the toilet, even the toilet needs a wc.
lol perfect analogy
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Old 05-07-2013, 11:03 AM   #7
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Oh man sorry didn't mean to say stop water change because I do them once a week I just wanted to know if adding kordon to it would help lower the nitrates faster
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