[thefishmanlives]

Im not gonna flame here but people have tested this product as useless and pure hocus pocus. Do I have data from the test. no. I think Tom barr gave it a go and pretty much proved its nonsense. Not positive it was him though, but I do know that he knows his stuff and he doesnt think it does a damn thing, and thats good enough for me. If you can tell me how it works then Ill listen, until then, you may be better off sacrificing live chickens to the aquatic plant gods then waste money on this. :tinfoil3:

 

[thefishmanlives]

:hand: I was trying to ue Tom Barr as an example of an expert....didnt go over so well i guess :der: Anways I was being partially sarcastic and am open to new ideas but I would require an explanation as to what it actually does, as tom barr did give an explanation was to why it didnt work.

 

[thefishmanlives]

See what I mean, still no explanation on how it actually works. As soon as I Start hearing words like "aligning energy" then I know its nonsense. Its not thinking outside the box that is the problem, its actually finding something useful while your out there.

 

[thefishmanlives]

What if you found out that the clay you dumped in merely provided extra iron or something retardedly simple? Would you still feel good because if your going to bent over and charged $56 for a $10 iron supplement, at least its by the one and only Amano-san. This is just a hypothetical question. People do this though, buying his products. Isnt green brighty simply extra iron? In fact, Im even more impressed with his marketing prowess then I am by his tanks. And dont get me wrong, this guys an artist, and was waaay ahead of his time in terms of aquascaping so im not selling him short in any way. However I cant bring my self to really grasp any other concept then that magic behind the ADA products has more to do with their mystical powers of growing Mr. Amano's bank account more then plants. :banplease