Fritz Aquatics Fishless Solution Aquariums Review

I installed a new 15 gallon tank and got it working on top of FrtizZyme 7 and it worked great. I will definitely use this every time I put in a new tank.

I have been able to reliably achieve 2ppm ammonia while cycling using half the instructions. My new 20 gallon planted tank is almost ready for the fish. I wait until the ammonia just takes 24 hours to go from 2 to 0.

One bottle lasts a long time. I've used this on 2 setups already (40 and 20 gallons) and am still good enough for another (looking at 75 gallons). Pure Ammonia just follow the directions and add some good bacteria from a bottle or old filter and let nature do its thing. Will definitely buy again.

Follow the instructions on the bottle and combine with API starter bacteria. My 36 gallons cycled in two and a half weeks. (I considered turning on the heater to turn it on faster, but I wanted to avoid a possible crash and work slowly.) Patience is important when starting your aquarium properly, it prepares the aquarium for adding fish safely. . This is the safest way to drive your aquarium and no fish will be harmed.

I'm new to the hobby and this worked for me. Using this, a liquid ammonia test kit and Tetra SafeStar Plus, I was able to get a new 8 gallon tank up and running in about 16 days. I would recommend dosing a little less than recommended and then checking the ammonia levels. When dosing, keep in mind that a lot of substrate or decorative items take up water space. For example, my 8 gallon aquarium actually holds about 6.5 gallons of water after adding substrate and hardscape. So I dosed at 6.5…

Good. It's easy to use. Add the required number of drops depending on the size of the tank. Then you immediately got ammonia. Poorly. Now I have ammonia. I let him cycle for a week or two. Then add "Fritz Aquatics FritzZyme 7 Nitrifying Bacteria for Fresh Water Aquariums" to have the live bacteria absorb all the ammonia and produce nitrite and then nitrate. A month later, dosing 12 ounces of "Fritz Aquatics FritzZyme 7" each week for a 29 gallon tank, 48 ounces total, I still have high ammonia…