Planted Freshwater Tank dosing question

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Anyone know if you can use Red Sea Coral Colors part C for a Freshwater Planted tank? Part C includes a complex of eight “light” metals that includes iron, manganese, cobalt, copper, aluminum, zinc, chrome and nickel. Ideally it should be OK to use until I get the proper stuff, yes? Fish stock is 2 Wild type Angelfish, 2 Dwarf Gourmi, 2 Creamsicle Lyretail Mollies and 2 Golden Mystery Snails. Plants are Echinodorus bleheri, Anubias barteri var nana and a Echinodorus parviflorus.

I'm already using Seachem Flourite https://www.seachem.com/flourite.php
And intend on picking up the 2 Seachem kits to start off with
https://www.seachem.com/plant-pack-fundamentals.php
https://www.seachem.com/plant-pack-enhancer.php

Here's a quick pic of what I'm starting off with, just added a decent sized piece of driftwood fastened to a slate rock that's buried under the surface. And yes the Anubias nana is now tied to it.
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