care to elaborate on your theory? I'd love to hear your reasoning and apply it accordingly. :idea:Even though so many people like Prime, I dont trust anything in a bottle that can detoxify Nitrogenous compounds. I'll just stick to my Novaqua, like I have been for the last decade.
No theories, I'm more comfortable removing the substance than trying to lock it away and hope it doesnt hurt my fish. Stocking correctly and maintaining proper filtration/water-changing regime is a better practice in my book.care to elaborate on your theory? I'd love to hear your reasoning and apply it accordingly. :idea:
maybe you need to read what they say about novaqua.Even though so many people like Prime, I dont trust anything in a bottle that can detoxify Nitrogenous compounds. I'll just stick to my Novaqua, like I have been for the last decade.
http://www.novalek.com/kordon/novaqua/index.htmReduces Toxicity of Nitrite
Novaqua's special ingredients help reduce the toxic effects of nitrite by blocking the uptake of nitrite by the animal.
# Stabilizes By Buffers pH Of Tap Water
Removes Copper And Other Heavy Metals From the Water
http://www.novalek.com/kordon/novaqua+/index.htmNovAqua+ reduces toxicity of nitrite. NovAqua+'s special electrolytes help reduce the toxic effects of nitrite in the water by blocking the uptake of nitrite by the animal.
NovAqua+ enhances biofiltration in new aquariums and ponds. It does this by coating the filter media with a slime coat that aids nitrifying bacteria in forming colonies, and in being more effective in carrying out biological filtration.
NovAqua+ buffers tap water
NovAqua+ provides multiple protective colloid coatings on the fish's body to replace or reinforce the natural slime coating that is essential to counteract injury, infection, and adverse environmental exposure.
on the page you linked to. maybe you should take the time to read it?Where does it state that on the product page, thats listed on the non-plus novaqua.