Will reef iron work for freshwater plants?

[Omega]

I have here a bottle of Kent Marine "Super Chelated iron. Says on the bottle it's a "macro-algae supplement with manganese for reef type marine aquariums."

Says on the back it is 3% soluble potash, .24% chelated iron, .000005% manganese, .00014% molybdenum, and .00014 of zinc.

Also, will it be safe for freshwater inverts like snails and shrimp?

Thanks.

 

[Omega]

Anybody?

 

[Mgamer20o0]

all i know is flourish iron just says

Iron (Fe) 1.0%

nothing more is listed.

 

[Omega]

all i know is flourish iron just says

Iron (Fe) 1.0%

nothing more is listed.

I looked up all the micro-nutrients of freshwater plants and they seem to need all the stuff listed in the reef iron, so maybe it will be OK.

The reason I ask is because of my other thread about Flourish Excel possibly killing fish and inverts. Aside from a water change, those are the only two things I added.

 

[Mgamer20o0]

well i knew some of them plants need. wasnt sure on 3% soluble potash