Deckape said:There ain't enough chemicals in there to get down 3 or 4 ppm of ammonia. What ya got to lose by trying? 8 or 10 bucks? Check that ammonia. I have a funny feeling. Did you get it from Ace Hardware?
Deckape said:There ain't enough chemicals in there to get down 3 or 4 ppm of ammonia. What ya got to lose by trying? 8 or 10 bucks? Check that ammonia. I have a funny feeling. Did you get it from Ace Hardware?
Deckape said:What does the label say for ingredients?
eco23 said:The ammo removing properties don't actually take it out of the tank, it converts it to a non toxic form that the bacteria actually like even more. Come to think of it...at the end of my cycle I had a pH crash and I added a bottle of TLC Smart Start. I figured it wouldn't hurt (even though I thought it wouldn't help) and a day later all my numbers stabilized. I can't say it had anything to do with the Start Smart, but if you've got a few extra dollars, dump a bottle in. Again, it won't hurt anything and might kick things into gear.
Hmm. Ill dump some more in then.
Deckape said:I recommend you check that label of ammonia first. If it has anything other than ammonia in it, then you're at all stop. As far as I know and someone correct me if I am wrong, then you'll never see nitrites. What puzzles me is that you said you saw an ammonia drop and didntsee nitrites. I think its the surficants in the ammonia. I hate to sound like a broken record (CD for you young kids), but what else could it be.
I just told Eco, because I never told him, that my during my cycle, my AC50 had carbon in the back. I wanted to see what would happen. I have since put it in my garden, because it is used up by all that Ammonia I was putting in there. So the carbon didnt cause your ammonia drop in my opinion. So here we are, looking for an answer. I bet a root beer its that ammonia.
eco23 said:Plus...it's MP3's now Deckape. CDs are over, lol.
Bettababe1011 said:Hey! Us "young kids" know perfectly well what a record is!!
I agree that it is probably the ammonia.