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Old 12-20-2004, 01:26 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Jeff,

I'm interested to know more about the Green Brighty Series of liquid fertilizers. Can you fill me in a little bit?

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Old 12-22-2004, 06:30 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Sure. The Green Brighty series id broken into 3 steps for dosing micros, a potassium supplement that also neutralizes any trace chlorine after a water changes,
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Art, I'd love to discuss the Green Brighty liquids. Have you, though, looked at the descriptions on the product website? They are pretty thorough and may do a better job than my ramblings and regurgitations here. Absolutely if you or anyone has specific questions I will gladly address them.
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This is from an email with Jeff and applies to this post:

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The Green Brighty STEP 1 is 1ml/5gal. each day. The bottles have a built in
pump that automatically doses-out 1ml per pump.
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Thanks, Gomer.
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The 'pump bottle' concept is rather good, I thought. Generally speaking, it is convenient and means one can avoid having to rinse the plastic droppers between dosing traces, PO4 etc.

The White House has the same problem with emails these days, Jeff Once upon a time, a private message was, in fact, private and one would not quote it without permission. But these days..... privacy is a thing of the past until someone does something to protect it again.

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I didn't mean to post that part with that intent ..I'll delete it I thought that part was funny LOL. I rather like the pump bottle idea and for a while was hunting on the web for such a thing. I was even testing out soap dispensors for how much they dosed over here at the lab LOL. Using a pump dispensor is sooooo much more convenient than using those little dispo pipets.
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When will the Green Brighty Series going to be available?
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Green Brighty Series is now available. Go to www.aquariumdesigngroup.com and click on ShopADG or the ADA logo toward the bottom of the homepage. Be sure and read all the info. on the ADA online catalog/ShopADG mainpage regarding order placement. Thanks!
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Well, I'd be interested to know Amano's thoughts on the use of potassium (Brighty K). Perhaps you can ask Hayakawasan?
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