Hi,
I am new to puffers and plant substrates, and I was wondering if I could safely use Caribsea Floramax with Brazilian Puffers or if it would be too sharp for them. I will be mixing with natural gravel. Also, I am not sure if it has any copper content...I know most liquid ferts have trace amounts.
Thanks, Sarah
Caribsea Floramax substrate and puffers?
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Re: Caribsea Floramax substrate and puffers?
FYI - all vertebrates and many inverts also absolutely require trace amounts of copper as do plants, and that does include puffers. It is a component of many transport and enzyme systems, so deficiencies are highly detrimental. Copper just happens to be one of several required micronutrients where excess may and can be toxic.
You might contact Caribsea and ask them. See:
http://www.caribsea.com/pages/products/ ... aquar.html
HTH
You might contact Caribsea and ask them. See:
http://www.caribsea.com/pages/products/ ... aquar.html
HTH
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