Can u tell me the names of the 3 boddle

I call them slim suits

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I usually dose with lights off for even better algae-killing effect.

Too big for baby guppies. They're okay for teenage guppies though.

@@frogtastichomeaquarium7940 so what kinds of food good for baby guppies? I just have some baby guppies a few days ago

Thank you!

I'm not sponsored by anybody. Not enough views. I've used this in the past with shrimp and they were fine but I understand that some species are very sensitive to additives.

It says it’s safe for shrimp on the bottle stop spreading crap information mr RATS

I use it in my planted tanks.With tons of Shrimps . Never had an issue

Plecos are scaleless so you might want to dose every other day or use half dose.

@@frogtastichomeaquarium7940 I saw many reviews saying it killed their fish I wonder if its risky to use it i do have discus tank i bought this product already but kinda scared to use it

@@thugstermlbb630 Discus can be pretty pricy so I wouldn't take the risk unless you low dose it in a planted established tank.

Awesome! The whole cube is definitely too much for a small fish. I would give 1/16th of it since the food tends to expand in water.

I have 2 platys and was gonna ask this thank you

I never had any problem with low doses with ADFs present. However, do be very careful not to overdose since ADFs can absorb the chemicals through their skin.

Remove any plant matter that has BBA. Use a needle tipped syringe and spray it on the BBA when dosing the tank. Do a big water change after removing algae of any kind. Gets rid of the excess small algae particles that float around in the water after cleaning. Your filter will likely catch a lot of it anyway, but it's always a good idea.

I order them from Big Al's. They have lots of the hikari frozen food to choose from.

Absolutely. Excel doesn't provide a ton of CO2 but it should keep algae off the plants with the right dosage.

In my experience, no. I have a whole bunch of vals and they do just fine with the correct dosage.

I found black algae difficult to remove by dosing regularly. However, I used a plastic syringe to spot treat algae on leaves and that worked well. Excel did prevent black algae from coming back after multiple spot treatments.

I would personally wouldn't use this in a shrimp tank. Some shrimp are extremely sensitive to their environment and even small changes may affect them in a negative way.

yes

@@frogtastichomeaquarium7940 it says on the bottle it’s safe for shrimp.

That's an interesting observation! I noticed that my micro swords grow extremely slowly when dosed with this. Other plants seem to love it though.

I've heard it inhibits algae, moss, and fern growth, and affects some other plants negatively. Seems it reacts and cross links proteins, which can inhibit cell growth, but outright kills some cells. Seems there is still a lot of unknowns for the stuff outside of bacteria, where it's been well studied. I guess the biofilms our beneficial bacteria live in are somewhat protective, since it doesn't seem break a tanks cycle in the doses used. I'll be staying away though, cause I have a lot of Vallisneria and java ferns