where to get prodibio?

[albert_dao]

The reactor is a PLUS, not a drawback FYI.

Substrateless probiotic systems are far less effective at providing bacterial plankton suspensions for coral feeding.

[fmelindy]

ok, I'll take your word on that. but I'd still like to know where I can buy prodibio...

[albert_dao]

Premium Aquatics, I believe.

[Reefer Rob]

Aquarium Specialty

[fmelindy]

both of those places are in the US. doesn't anyone locally sell this stuff?

[albert_dao]

Not as far as I'm aware.

Is there a reason, in particular, that you want to try Prodibio over the Fauna Marin/Zeovit products?

[fmelindy]

maybe it's laziness.... the prodibio system doesn't seem to require as much day to day work as the other two and the dosing is seems to be much less often. Then again, it's also a system that you could go away and leave for a week or two without worrying about the fact that you're neglecting your dosing. Correct me if I'm wrong...

[andresont]

Originally Posted by fmelindy

both of those places are in the US. doesn't anyone locally sell this stuff?

When i got those ampoules from AO they were probidio bacterial culture.
I think these product lines are very close and can be mixed.
jmo
I was using FaunaMarine (including probidio) and now use Zeo (just because J&L has it and it's closer to my home)
Mix and match FM leftovers with ZEO, all life stock is happy.
Its all the same principal: Bacterial culture , bacterial food , coral food , amino acids etc. I have dosing calculator for faunamarine if anybody interested.
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[fmelindy]

ok I decided to go with the zeo system. Anybody want to share their experiences? How long do you have to dose before you start to notice some changes? Any specific additives in the system you would not recommend or ones that you would particularly recommend? It's a pretty big system!