[nanomania]

This is manufactured in india, 500g @9$

Description

• Aquarium EDTA Micro (CSMB) Mix Supply required six essential micronutirents like Iron, Manganese, Zinc, Boron, Molybdenum, Copper as well as Magnesium in optimum dose for aquarium plants.
• Aquarium EDTA Micro (CSMB) Mix is used for survival, growth, nutrient regulation, metabolism, reproduction, carbohydrates, sugar, chlorophyll, development of aquarium plants.
• Aquarium EDTA Micro (CSMB) Mix contains Magnesium as Mg 1.5%, Zinc(as Zn) 0.4%, Iron(as Fe) 5%,[censored] Manganese(as Mn) 2%, Boron(as B) 0.04%, Copper (as Cu) 0.01%, Molybdenum(as Mo) 0.06%.

Utkarsh Aquarium Macro Set is completely harmless for all kinds of fishes, shrimps and other aquatic animals in the Aquarium.

Application & Doses :

• Recommendations : Prepare stock solution by adding 20 gms in 1 ltr water.

In 50 litres of aquarium water, give 10 ml of above solution every alternate days.

For example, give Utkarsh Aquarium Macro set every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. On Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday give Utkarsh Aquarium Micro EDTA Mix. On Sunday, change the water.

In case of Iron deficiency, give Fe aquarium/FeGro/FeeDrip along with Utkarsh Aquarium Micro EDTA Mix.

"Since im from India this is available here. Is this good enough?"

Currently dosing Tropica

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[sudhirr]

I think it’s a good product looking at the reviews on Amazon though I have not used it for my tanks.

It would work out much cheaper for larger tanks. The product is from a company that sells other types of fertilisers.

I use liquid ferts. I use aquatic remedies micros and macros on one of my tanks (alt days with Sunday water change) and using tropica specialised all in one in my other tank (all days)


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[nanomania]

I think it’s a good product looking at the reviews on Amazon though I have not used it for my tanks.

It would work out much cheaper for larger tanks. The product is from a company that sells other types of fertilisers.

I use liquid ferts. I use aquatic remedies micros and macros on one of my tanks (alt days with Sunday water change) and using tropica specialised all in one in my other tank (all days)


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I know about aquatic remedies, but never used. How is it? Tropica is ptetty expensive, as its too mild, need to dose 2-3times the recomended.

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[sudhirr]

My exp is exactly the opp. Tropica is pretty concentrate and we use in limited quantities. Where as aquatic remedies is more cost effective but more diluted.

Some say Ada ferts are better and more balanced I have never tried them. Tropica is working well for me.


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[nanomania]

My exp is exactly the opp. Tropica is pretty concentrate and we use in limited quantities. Where as aquatic remedies is more cost effective but more diluted.

Some say Ada ferts are better and more balanced I have never tried them. Tropica is working well for me.


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My tank is heavily planted and high co2 and high light. However comparing the constrate w/w % of tropica and urkarsh csmb, utkarsh is highly concentrated.

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[happi]

why not make your own mix based on the dry chemicals? am sure many of those micro chemicals and Iron are available in India. I have helped @Tejas Kadam, see what he have to say. Tropica is one of the best, I would rate it #1 in comparison to any other fertilizer out there

 

[nanomania]

why not make your own mix based on the dry chemicals? am sure many of those micro chemicals and Iron are available in India. I have helped @Tejas Kadam, see what he have to say. Tropica is one of the best, I would rate it #1 in comparison to any other fertilizer out there

I make my own Macro, Micro CSMB is better. Imported CSMB costs 400-500 per 100gms, whereas Utkarsh sells 250gms for only 350rs. Works for 4-6years depending on usage.

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