Brightwell Fish Recover M?
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MnFish1
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To me the problem with this is that its just called 'botanicals'. Just because its 'botanicals' doesnt mean 'safe' - I would call Brightwell - which has an excellent customer service - and ask them.
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Well the reason I ask here is that koral recover was supposed to be safe but it is seemingly unfaforable to my trochus snails so I wanted to see what the general consensus was here.
MnFish1
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Yes - this was why I answered - I do not trust ingredients that are 'botanicals'. For example - willow bark is 'salicylic acid - ie aspirin' - you could say - contains only botanicals (a product containing willow Bark)... But in reality it would be like adding aspirin to your tank. So (sorry if it wasn't clear) - there is no way to know - since the ingredients are unknown)? BTW the other question(s) would be 'why are you wanting to use it' and 'what else have you considered'?
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I have a clownfish that got a bacterial lesion on him (talked to jay about it) and it will be incredibly difficult to catch him if I want to QT him. I am willing to tear my rockwork down to catch him if he doesn't heal but I am looking for any alternative. I was thinking rally pro but jay had some concerns about the ingredients and it being reef/invert safe or just being too diluted.
