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@fragit stated a couple of post previous the Pro bio S should be refrigerated.
@Perry and others I would like your input
I little back ground. We had a previous conversation and I understood that I would keep my Pro Bio S at 78 degrees and below i would be fine not refrigerating it. So I has the wild idea to dilute the Pro bio S and try to auto dose it in to my system. I also have a nano power head stirring the mixture. Since doing this I have had a tank crash and lost a few corals. This is my fault for try something new
Here is my questions
What effect does the Pro bio S have when overdosed? I always have to watch my phosphates and nitrates since I feed heavy.
A bacteria bloom would likely occur, where the water gets cloudy, you would know it for sure. If this happens, be prepared to do a water change ASAP.
What effect does the Pro bio S have if the bacteria is not stored in the refrigerator?
As I understand, the bacteria does not require refrigeration at all, I would assume 78 degrees being a good temp to keep at minimum. I personally refrigerate, just old habits that never died from running zeovit. If the bacteria was to say spoil, I think that you would know by the smell it gives off, it would be noticeable. The effects, probably dead bacteria, so I am sure this would elevate nutrients for sure.
Another question
I also diluted the NP Pro fro the reason the supplier did not have a 2000ml dosing size of the NP Pro so I diluted the 50ml Np Pro with 2000 ml of ro/di.
I also run a small amount of bio pellets.
Have at it
edit: I am also dealing with mad red cayno again