Re: [APD] Seachems Prime

["S. Hieber" <shieber at yahoo_com>]

Here are Dr. Morin's own words onthe subject:

http://fins.actwin.com/aquatic-plants/month.200302/msg00030.html

--- Billionzz at aol_com wrote:

> >From Seachems web page: 
>  
> >>>Primeâ?¢ is the complete and concentrated conditioner
> for both  fresh and 
> salt water. Primeâ?¢ removes chlorine, chloramine and
> ammonia. Primeâ?¢  converts 
> ammonia into a safe, non-toxic form that is readily
> removed by the  tankâ??s 
> biofilter. Primeâ?¢ may be used during tank cycling to
> alleviate  ammonia/nitrite 
> toxicity. Primeâ?¢ detoxifies nitrite and nitrate,
> allowing the  biofilter to more 
> efficiently remove them. It will also detoxify any heavy 
> metals found in the 
> tap water at typical concentration levels. Primeâ?¢ also 
> promotes the 
> production and regeneration of the natural slime coat.
> Primeâ?¢ is  non-acidic and will 
> not impact pH. Primeâ?¢ will not overactivate skimmers.
> Use at  start-up and 
> whenever adding or replacing water.<<<
>  
> Since this is changing the ammonia, nitrites and nitrates
>  does it cause any 
> problems with the plants being able to use them?
>  
> Does it cause any problems with algae being able to use 
> the ammonia?
>  
> Bill
> 
> 
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