lmhicks101 Posted October 20, 2021 Share Posted October 20, 2021 So I was interested in getting a new fertilizer and someone suggested Thrive all in one. After visiting the site and looking at all the options I was considering the the Micro and Macro dosing bottles. However I reached out to NilocG and they explained the difference is just for people who want to be perticular in their dosing. I gave him my tank set up and he suggested Thrive C would be best. My questions are what does non glut carbon mean and is it really the best for me? What are your opinions on Thrive C and is there a better alternative? I have no interest just yet in messing with dry fertilizers but will eventually. My tank set up is a 29 gallon with a heavy plant load. I'm getting the Fluval 3.0 from Co-op and I'm not running C02. Plants Frog bit x12 Red root floater x 6 Lobelia Cardinalis x3 Narrow leaf Chain Sword x2 and spreading Spiralis x2 Java moss x2 Anacharis x6 Normal Amazon Sword Flame Amazon Sword Red Melon Sword Bronze Wendtii Green Wendtii Red Wendtii Banana plant Duck weed Scarlet temple Anubius nana petite Anubius nana Fish Cardinal Tetras x14 Harlequin Rasbora x8 Pygmy Corries x8 Khuli loaches x6 Betta Snails Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guppysnail Posted October 21, 2021 Share Posted October 21, 2021 As far as I know and I could be very wrong Non glut means it’s not glutaraldehyde which is what many “carbons” for aquarium use are. I’m not a fertz girl so that’s all I can help with. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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