Using Dr Tims waster away during normal maintence?

[xiholdtruex]

Hello everyone, was thinking of implementing Dr Tims waste away @DrTim into my weekly maintence. Tried seaeching but most threads are all about algae or dinos. Is anyone using this routinly as a preventative and to keep there aquarium gunk free?

Thanks in advance to any input

 

[Reefs and Geeks]

I'm using it now for dinos, but can say my water has never been so clear. It's like the fish are floating in air. I have not used it regularly though, so can't comment on it's usefulness with continued use. If my water clarity seems to diminish, I may try continued dosing. I'm not a fan of paying for stuff to dump into the tank unless it has a clear benefit, but this might be something I look into after using it for dinos.

 

[xiholdtruex]

I'm using it now for dinos, but can say my water has never been so clear. It's like the fish are floating in air. I have not used it regularly though, so can't comment on it's usefulness with continued use. If my water clarity seems to diminish, I may try continued dosing. I'm not a fan of paying for stuff to dump into the tank unless it has a clear benefit, but this might be something I look into after using it for dinos.

How big ia your tank and how often are you dosing?

 

[Reefs and Geeks]

How big ia your tank and how often are you dosing?

My tank is 150 gallons, and I am dosing 25ml every other day

 

[JoshKReef]

The gel product may be something to consider if you are going to use it continuously. It's basically time release.

Waste-Away Gels

store.drtimsaquatics.com

 

[xiholdtruex]

The gel product may be something to consider if you are going to use it continuously. It's basically time release.

Waste-Away Gels

store.drtimsaquatics.com

Yep have not been able to find them locally. Supposedly you cannot over dose with the gels also