I just planted up my 135gal tank for the first time while doing a 50% WC.

After finishing I mixed the ferts in 6-cups of tank water and dosed.

Then refilled the tank with water.

The aquarium was cloudy due the large planting project so I thought to give it a boost of clarity with the product "Kent Pro Clear".


Does "Kent Pro Clear" water clarifier inhibit the use of dry fertilizers?

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Ferts used:

1. CSM+B - 3.0grams
2. KNO3 - 4.0grams
3. K2SO4 - 2.0grams
4. KH2PO4 - 0.3grams

Well...it is designed to remove particulate turbidity so yes to some degree it may depending on the short term solubility of those nutrients ? and depending on the polymer process used it could also chelate those nutrients in the same manner.

Personally I shy away from adding/contributing artificial polymers and esters to a living enviornment...But Hey ! That's just Me.

"Natural" Aquarium........"Artificial" Polymer. Notice anything ?

Be Patient. Fast is not always Best ! HTH. Prof M

FYI: This IS In Fact Novalek/Kordon Trans Clear in niffty new Kent packaging.