I don't want Pohl's team sending German ninjas to my house at 3am
"Is it safe?"
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I don't want Pohl's team sending German ninjas to my house at 3am
I don't think there are enzymes in Microbacter7I wonder if the enzymes in MB7 are the same ones used in laundry detergents.
Pretty sure, B subtilis makes the active ingredient in Neosporin. Please correct me, if I'm wrong here
Bacitracin Zinc (400 units) | First aid antibiotic |
Neomycin Sulfate (3.5 mg) | First aid antibiotic |
Polymyxin B sulfate (5,000 units) | First aid antibiotic |
Do you know how protamine was discovered?Actually, the contents are
I find it so interesting that you have time to share here, yet no time to seek answers where answers can be found. Smells like words for the sake of words.I'm interested in hearing how they identify good strains vs bad. It's not rhetorical, but I also do not have the time to chase down and debate things that should be stated up front by anyone making such claims. I'd certainly read it if it was in a concise place to read, as opposed to watching videos looking for nuggets of info.
Except for suspected pathogens and bacteria associated with BJD, I don't see Aquabiomics addressing good or bad bacteria on their web site..
The point of the share is to indicate that it's possible that BioDigest is sourced differently than other bottled juices. It's an outlier.What does this even mean? Is Pseudomonas a important strain to be dominant in our tanks? If so, why? For what reason ? Is it just important for basic nitrification for just fish (subject has been beaten to death and revived every year with the same outcome) ? What about for coral? Which strains are important to have? Whats the baseline for those with long term successful tanks. Until people become educated with all these strains and their effects as long as well as methods on how to make corrections. I don't see how knowing any of this can be useful. I'm extremely interested in being more educated on the subject but it is difficult to get past a million people chiming in with some ammonia riff raff when the word bacteria is mentioned.
what ever it is, I saw that movie .., it’s about **** hunters or sumthin"Is it safe?"
Ive also noticed this as well. Hes able to respond to threads here on this forum all day every day yet cant be bothered to google something that takes 5 minutes.I find it so interesting that you have time to share here, yet no time to seek answers where answers can be found. Smells like words for the sake of words.
Because I'm handy with copy/paste, I've shared your thoughts with those who can actually help.
there is soooo much room for snake oil sales in this segment…
I get it but that Vibrant thread was both useful and entertaining … besides I can admit to being a sucker for at least a few G’s of fish gear , so I shamelessly participate in every torch and pitchfork vendor roast I can findAlso that I'm finding this hobby strange in that we are so focused on proving labels right or wrong.
which is exactly what I’m doing now, you mind if I pm you so as not to detour this thread? but I’m loosing euphillia by the hundreds of dollarsI tried to get others that were suffering from torch coral loss to try the PNS bacteria or crt concoction but ultimately evertime they seemed to just jump right into the antibiotics train because of social media.
Take it with a grain of salt.
Like when temps go above 78F … I kept seahorses and that seemed to be vibrios magic number (in combo with marginal water quality)But the complication that is beyond their reach is that conditions act as triggers for otherwise harmless vibrio hanging out in the coral community to turn on lots of pathogenic traits and become virulent.
Hope you don’t mind a pm, I could use references and links as I have recently obtained both meds and could use some wisdomIn the particular case of arcobacter, we actually have protocols with cipro and oxalinic acid that seem capable of eliminating arcobacter, while leaving the rest of the community testing as basically normal.
that’s what they all sayabsolutely yeah there's a lot that that I'm really transparent about but stuff like that that that is what I would consider a trade secret and that's not something that I'm willing to share.
You have it exactly right.Ive also noticed this as well. Hes able to respond to threads here on this forum all day every day yet cant be bothered to google something that takes 5 minutes.
Seems like theres almost some contempt for these people and like hes better than them because he reads stuff and they make videos.....
Its almost like he doesnt actually want to engage and the "i dont watch videos, i only read real science articles" is his way of saying that exact thing.....
I find it so interesting that you have time to share here, yet no time to seek answers where answers can be found. Smells like words for the sake of words.
Because I'm handy with copy/paste, I've shared your thoughts with those who can actually help.
Ive also noticed this as well. Hes able to respond to threads here on this forum all day every day yet cant be bothered to google something that takes 5 minutes.
Seems like theres almost some contempt for these people and like hes better than them because he reads stuff and they make videos.....
Its almost like he doesnt actually want to engage and the "i dont watch videos, i only read real science articles" is his way of saying that exact thing.....
So, is there Googleable information on good Vs bad? I don't mean just stopping at the first search that suits ones own thoughts, I mean real info. It's been a long time admittedly, but when looking for interactions between algal exudates and bacteria, there were so many contradictions, so little aragocrete information. You could just post a link that us simple folk could biodigest, if you don't mind.You have it exactly right.
One might wonder why a trained chemist would spend so little time reading the scientific literature to answer his questions, and instead complains on a forum.
I mean no offense at all, because it wasnt your phrasing originally anyway. But this distinction "good vs bad" is oversimplified to the point of being misleading. There is not a scientific study that identitifies "good" versus "bad" bacteria.So, is there Googleable information on good Vs bad? I don't mean just stopping at the first search that suits ones own thoughts, I mean real info. It's been a long time admittedly, but when looking for interactions between algal exudates and bacteria, there were so many contradictions, so little aragocrete information. You could just post a link that us simple folk could biodigest, if you don't mind.
One might wonder why a trained chemist would spend so little time reading the scientific literature to answer his questions, and instead complains on a forum.
Now I'm confused, lol.Its just too big a question to be answered in even a book
I am not going to wade into the fray/barbs toward Randy other than saying that I do 100% identify with not watching videos for stuff like this. I absolutely loathe the format, fluff, endless and mindless bloviation, ad role, pandering for likes and subscribes, time wasting intro sequences, etc. It is not that there is anything wrong with it and most people appear to like consuming content like that. However, it is just not for me. Short concise and informative videos are fine, but for technical stuff I like to read.