No Filtration...0 Nitrates

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is this a current pic?
 
looking good, i would just dose some nitrates, looks like you are off to a great start, flourish nitrogen is diluted potasium nitrate, not sure what brightwell is but im sure they list it on the ingredients
 
just checked it says "proprietary nitrogen salts" for brightwell weird but, its prob a mix of sodium and potasium nitrate or just on or the other
 
looking good, i would just dose some nitrates, looks like you are off to a great start, flourish nitrogen is diluted potasium nitrate, not sure what brightwell is but im sure they list it on the ingredients
Okay sounds good I will probably go tomorrow to my LFS and pick some up.
 
buy a small bottle if they overprice it there and just the rest from amazon if you ever need more, it lasts a very long time and at $5.40 for the 250ml its a better deal than the larger bottle for some reason
 

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