Seachem Stability
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Pros
- Add some wood or rocks from a stream to introduce beneficial bacteria or just add Seachem Prime and Stability. Just stick the plants in the sand and they grow like crazy.
- If you don't have it, grab a bottle of Seachem stability. It's a probiotic cocktail to help you tank stay in tip top shape after water changes, cleanings, etc.
- My recommended chemicals for balancing are the seachem prime and seachem stability.
- Water Additives: Seachem Stability, API Quick Start, API Aqua Essential, Aqueon Shrimp Tank Plus, Aqueon Shrimp Essentials, Seachem Pristine
- I still treated with seachem stability and did the steps of a fish-in-cycle for the first two weeks, but after that its been smooth sailing.
Cons
- By the way, don’t use Seachem Stability - it is not actually suitable for cycling. Seachem Stability contains non-nitrifying heterotrophs that can give the illusion of cycling by consuming ammonia as a nitrogen source, however generally...
- I would also never use Stabilty again even though I did in the past. You don't need a bottled bacteria but if you get one, there are products that were found to work- fritz makes some and also tetra quick start plus showed to be useful w...
- I use Seachem stability but some folks have reported mixed results with it.
- And I used seachem stability for around a week and im almost done with the 250 ml bottlez
Sentiment
6 positive (60%) · 2 mixed (20%) · 2 negative (20%)
Trust + time weighted score: +31% · raw score 40%
What redditors said (10 of 10)
By the way, don’t use Seachem Stability - it is not actually suitable for cycling. Seachem Stability contains non-nitrifying heterotrophs that can give the illusion of cycling by consuming ammonia as a nitrogen source, however generally is not preferable long term
I would also never use Stabilty again even though I did in the past. You don't need a bottled bacteria but if you get one, there are products that were found to work- fritz makes some and also tetra quick start plus showed to be useful with testing. Stability did not, and actually contains heterotrophic bacteria which are not the same as the nitrifying bacteria our tanks need.
Add some wood or rocks from a stream to introduce beneficial bacteria or just add Seachem Prime and Stability. Just stick the plants in the sand and they grow like crazy.
I use Seachem stability but some folks have reported mixed results with it.
And I used seachem stability for around a week and im almost done with the 250 ml bottlez
If you don't have it, grab a bottle of Seachem stability. It's a probiotic cocktail to help you tank stay in tip top shape after water changes, cleanings, etc.
My recommended chemicals for balancing are the seachem prime and seachem stability.
Water Additives: Seachem Stability, API Quick Start, API Aqua Essential, Aqueon Shrimp Tank Plus, Aqueon Shrimp Essentials, Seachem Pristine
I still treated with seachem stability and did the steps of a fish-in-cycle for the first two weeks, but after that its been smooth sailing.
I like seachem prime and stability for a fish-in cycle - you need both, or the same type of products from another company.
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