FritzZyme TurboStart 700 Live Nitrifying Bacteria Testing - Part 1
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Hey Andrew great content as always buddy I'm doing a Sunday morning live stream coming hope you can bless me with your presents tomorrow nervous as hell lol first live stream wish me luck lol
Did you turn off the UV's? If you didn't, you still don't have any bacteria.
Did you add ammonia - how much - After the Fritz? Same Day, Next day, etc. etc. etc.
I was just wondering at what ideal temperature does Fritz turbostart 700 need to be stored at in my fridge? Also when initially purchased it didn't come packed in a cool box so was wondering if it is still okay considering it took nearly 1 week to arrive at my house? Also was wondering if it is okay if there is a possibility that the live bacteria would be usless/ dead considering that I live in the UK where currently the average temperature during the day is around 20-23 Degrees Celsius as it took a while to arrive at my address??? Why I ask is because I am completely new to fish keeping hobby.
Any kind of advice regarding this matter would be very useful and helpful and very greatful.
Thank you.
Tom.
Mine was a pinkish brown and smelled like death.
How did it work? Mine is being delivered today!
@@juicemandaog4217 I use Fritz Turbo 700 but I heavily dose my Tanks with it. Cycles my tanks in five days or less ! You cant overdose on Beneficial Bacteria so I have dumped that whole 4 oz bottle of Turbo 700 into a 20 gallon tank. In three days I started getting Nitrates and my Ammonia went from 2 ppm to zero and Nitrites always came out zero
Dr. Tim's one and only on amazon, is pretty much the same thing, 2 oz is $8 and has free prime shipping.
Tims is amonia, fritz is bacteria. not the same thing
@@katierocque7812 the one and only is live bacteria
@@hellhasnogender It is not always alive when it comes from Amazon due to their warehouses being so hot. It's also a slower acting bacteria
@@hellhasnogender you mean dead bacteria from Amazon? Lol
mine came out pink, not white? @.@
Get to the point Dude