Taking the plunge... prodibio??

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Well after a couple years of fighting it, I decided to finally give prodibio a try. I saw it at the inland reef in mint hill and since I have never seen it in any other lfs it made a good impulse buy lol. I have heard good things, and essentially it seems to b a safe way of carbon dosing and it has been around long enough to have a good track record.

It's a big step for me I have never been one to use any additives, I run the most basic bare bones sps tank possible, nothing but a skimmer a light and a ca reactor. I have great growth and color from just doing weekly water changes. But you can always have better color right?

I took a bunch of pics in the past week and after my 1 month trial I will post after pics, and give a review if anyone is interested.

Either way has anyone else given it a shot? And if so what we're your results?

On a sidenote I just got in my 1000ml bottle of acro power, I have not been able to find a bad review of this stuff, so I'm pretty excited to give it a try :)

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I always wanted to try it based on good things I've heard. Good luck with it and a review from you would be much appreciated.
 

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