Problem solved!

They're partnering up with Seachem and will be available, HOPEFULLY at the beginning of next year. Catch is is that like the Aqua Vitro Line, they will only be available through brick & mortar stores.

I have the ProSS with 3 outlets, they are simply the best hobbyist regulator out there. People that know and are good at DIY will tell you that they are way overpriced. You cannot beat their customer service. Since I started using CO2 and paying attention the only complaint I've ever heard is about ...

Some use Seachem Comprehensive. I prefer CSM+B
http://greenleafaquariums.com/aquarium-fertilizer.html
http://nilocg.com/plantex-csm-b-1lb/

I would like a couple of portions

If anybody wants to send stuff down, lets talk, I might go...

Has anybody been able to find it?

Per the meeting notes Jeffrey suggested the Chelated form, but I have only been able to find Manganese Sulfate.

Thoughts?

krisw wrote:Flourite is *not* inert. It has a rather high CEC to absorb nutrients. I just don't like it because it's rough, compacts, and is more difficult to plant in.

Cool! So It's like a better version of Eco-Complete? I didn't know...

Fluorite is inert though? Correct? If I remember correctly, you do get some nutrients initially with Brightwell's Rio Escuro but nothing like Amazonia.

Thank you guys, glad you liked it!