I've been dosing CyanoClean for several months now. I just read where it's not shrimp safe. So far I guess no harm but I'd better go back to Chemiclean because it's not working.
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I read that on BRS's site product info. Seems a bit strange as it also says to refrigerate and turn off the skimmer. I've been using it now for 6 weeks without much luck.Seems odd that a bacterial additive would not be shrimp safe, whether it works or not.
Where did you read it is not?
Bear in mind that killing cyano can release toxins in the cyano.
double check the product page?I read that on BRS's site product info. Seems a bit strange as it also says to refrigerate and turn off the skimmer. I've been using it now for 6 weeks without much luck.Seems odd that a bacterial additive would not be shrimp safe, whether it works or not.
Where did you read it is not?
Bear in mind that killing cyano can release toxins in the cyano.
I haven't been shutting off my skimmer either when dosing this and Microb-Lift. Will start doing that and advise.double check the product page?
It's in the more information.If you mean Korallen-Zucht CyanoClean it doesn't say anything about not being reef-safe or shrimp-safe on their website. I've checked both English and German text. It doesn't say anything about it.
On BRS I have not found anything about this either.
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| SKU | Korallen-Zucht Cyano Clean |
|---|---|
| Aquarium Type | Saltwater |
| Additive Type | Bacteria / Cycling, Pest & Algae Control |
| Form | Liquid |
| Reef Safe | Yes |
| Shrimp Safe | No |
| Plant Safe | No |
| Refrigeration Required | No |
| Additional Notes | Dose 2 drops per each 100L of net water volume, daily |
I think that's a mistake. I can't think of a reason why non-pathogenic bacteria would be dangerous to shrimp or plants and no other shop mentions this. "No" is probably the default value on those tables and was never set.It's in the more information.If you mean Korallen-Zucht CyanoClean it doesn't say anything about not being reef-safe or shrimp-safe on their website. I've checked both English and German text. It doesn't say anything about it.
On BRS I have not found anything about this either.
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More Information
SKU Korallen-Zucht Cyano Clean Aquarium Type Saltwater Additive Type Bacteria / Cycling, Pest & Algae Control Form Liquid Reef Safe Yes Shrimp Safe No Plant Safe No Refrigeration Required No Additional Notes Dose 2 drops per each 100L of net water volume, daily
Yeah, probably something lost in translation. I'm seeing mixed messages as to whether to leave the skimmer on or off during adding. I'll try leaving it off for several hours after dosing both this and Microbe-Lift. Further I knoweth not.I think that's a mistake. I can't think of a reason why non-pathogenic bacteria would be dangerous to shrimp or plants and no other shop mentions this. "No" is probably the default value on those tables and was never set.
Well, I'll order some Coral Snow then and try to speed it up a bit.I agree it is likely a typo. KZ says nothing about that on their site that I could find, and a product cannot, IMO, be reef safe and not shrimp safe at the same time.
I left my skimmer on when i used it. Worked fine for me.I haven't been shutting off my skimmer either when dosing this and Microb-Lift. Will start doing that and advise.double check the product page?
I am not sure there is any actual evidence that Coral Snow does anything to eradicate cyano. I am open to being wrong.Well, I'll order some Coral Snow then and try to speed it up a bit.