🐠 Enhance Your Saltwater Marine Reef Aquarium with Brightwell Aquatics Microbacter Start XLM - Live Bacteria Culture for Effective Biological Filtration and Nitrification Review

I've never had such a fast swell! Be sure to read their website, it gives great information. Expensive for a reason - powerful!

This product has been added to a new reef aquarium. I'll wait 5 days and test the water. All perfect indications for adding coral and fish. After 5 days the tank is thriving

The bottle does not open. When I press the cap for the first time, when viewed from above, the liquid pours out of the bottle and the cap is difficult to squeeze. Since then it has become impossible to open the bottle. I didn't return it because it was too dirty, but I won't buy it again.

This is amazing! I used it in my new tank build to speed up the cycle process. It worked well with a combination of live rock, live sand and some water from an old tank I was dissolving. Will be buying more here soon to set up my other aquarium that I'll be setting up soon.

It's a bit expensive but worth it, with a new batch of biomedia, soak them in this solution and start your aquarium in about 2 minutes and that's a very short time , for which they come MONTHS/Years in advance. Maybe shut everything down after a week and give the biocarriers another dose. The best stuff is out there.

Be sure to follow the dosage instructions first. In the first 6 days of using this material, I actually underestimated it. I made a mistake in the calculations due to the size of the tank. Once I figured that out and started adding the right amount, my tank quickly jumped on. Total cycle time was around 14 days, could be less if I had actually dosed the right amount from the start. Would recommend and will use again for future tanks.

If you want to create a new reef aquarium in a hurry, this is one of the best bacteria to cycle in a tank in 1-2 days. I recorded the results every 2 hours and surprisingly in the first 2 hours the ammonia level starts to rise and fall for 4-5 hours and N02 rises and falls for 7-9 hours and N03 lasts a bit longer, around 22-30 hrs. but 38-40 hours is all low and depends on reef conditions. But I have to use bio media like Live Rock or Carabsea Sand. For my aquarium I used CarabSea Life Rock 20…