I’ve been using bio clean and it’s just like dr Tim’s waste away, but on steroids and 100th the price.
The Use of Probiotics in Aquaculture
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Holy crap! Is the product actually called "waste away"???
Dr. Tim needs to find a new advertising agency...
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They charge like $50 for the equivalent of 1 scoop of any septic bacteria. All marketingHoly crap! Is the product actually called "waste away"???
Dr. Tim needs to find a new advertising agency...
Both, but like most bacteria, the bulk load will be found on surfaces.
I am definitely going to use this stuff now and moving forward, especially with another O on the horizon. I loved my red monster to pieces but cleaning/maintenance of filters was a PAIN when he got really big. When Brick was an 8 inch juvie I would get constant brown algae blooms in the 225 from his waste output. The blooms covered EVERYTHING substrate, decor and the side walls. All from Brick's piles. You would think I hadn't done a damn thing for months.
Reminds me of the movie "Envy" with Vapoorize. Where does the poop go?Holy crap! Is the product actually called "waste away"???
Dr. Tim needs to find a new advertising agency...
I'm going to try this. Based on dosage it should last me a looong time and has a shelf life of 3-5 years. A lot of the bacterial products for 'regular' tanks are sure overpriced and you would be buying constantly. Your best bet is the pond stuff. I'll give an update on how well it works.
Actually, your best bet is to buy some of the dry septic formulas that have been mentioned in this topic. They pretty much last forever, and cost a fraction of what any product marketed for aquatics will cost. They all use the same or very similar bacteria.
With big waste producers one still has to keep up with water changes and filter maintenance, but the added bacteria certainly help.
