Those are the ingredients for Seachem Flourish, which is a micro fertilizer. Seachem Flourish Excel is a completely separate product used as a secondary carbon source, and contains no copper.Contains only 0.0001 percent. Some have good results using it with mosses and some do not. I do not have a problem using it with my mosses. Below is what it contains. I have amano shrimp in my tank that use this and they are good and healthy.
Guaranteed Analysis:
In Percentages:
Total Nitrogen 0.07
Available Phosphate ( P2O5) 0.01
Calcium (Ca) 0.14
Magnesium (Mg) 0.11
Sulfur (S) 0.2773
Boron (B) 0.009
Chlorine (Cl) 1.15
Cobalt (Co) 0.0004
Copper (Cu) 0.0001
Iron (Fe) 0.32
Manganese (Mn) 0.0118
Molybdenum (Mo) 0.0009
Sodium (Na) 0.13
Zinc (Zn) 0.0007
My bad you are right. I looked at my wrong bottle. Excel does not contain any copper that is the flourish.Those are the ingredients for Seachem Flourish, which is a micro fertilizer. Seachem Flourish Excel is a completely separate product used as a secondary carbon source, and contains no copper.
Bump: It should be fine with mosses in normal doses. I have seen it cause problems when applied directly to mosses through a syringe in high concentrations. But if you are just adding it to the tank according to the directions on the bottle, it will be fine.
Is there copper in excell fertilizer? If so would be bad for my mosses, right?
I'm confused.It is seachem flourish, not excell that I am talking about. Thank you all for the info.
Think they meant Flourish originally even though asked about excel. A tiny bit of iron in Flourish but none in excel.I'm confused.
..or they were asking about excel while looking at the back of the flourish bottle?Think they meant Flourish originally even though asked about excel. A tiny bit of iron in Flourish but none in excel.
