Can't find what I need for ferts

[jpappy789]

I cannot seem to find any ferts!?

I am looking for green light, fleet enema, and no-salt...where can I find these?

[Rex Grigg]

See your PM.

[Sploke]

I got the grants stump remover for nitrate at a local hardware store in the garden section. Fleet can be found at a grocery store in the medicine aisle, in my stop nad shop its on the bottom shelf. No-salt can also be found in teh grocery store, in the spice aisle, next to teh salt and pepper and other salt substitutes.

[jpappy789]

Thanks I will have to look again...I really didn't know exactly where to look...

[Mgamer20o0]

fleet at walmart..... and when your picking up epson salt at the same time you might get some looks.....

as rex prob pmed you about.... he has ferts too.... i was looking into finding them my self and just went with dry ferts.
http://www.bestaquariumregulator.com/ferts.html

[jpappy789]

Picked up some no-salt and fleet today at my grocery store...forgot that fleet was a laxative...embarrassing! lol

[loaches r cool]

:uhoh: :rofl: hehehe I once bought about 8 bottles of mineral oil... honestly it was for diy high voltage capacitors! lol.

And for nitrate I've used stump remover found at lowes in the fertalizer/pesticide area... think it was spectracide stump remover.

[jpappy789]

Yeah I need to get over to home depot for some.

[mellowvision]

this is the first time I've seen any of those items mentioned as fertilizers!

[Mgamer20o0]

http://www.aquariacentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12585

we have a fert sticky.

[jpappy789]

It's nice that you can use items not specified as aquarium stuff to fertilize your plants. Way more convinient and kind of cheap. Fleet enema "two pack" was $1.99. No-salt is more expensive though 4 or 5 bucks for sodium-free salt...?