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Anyone tried Frizyme7 for nitrite spikes?

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I’m seeing more nitrite than I’d like in the new 90 G tank. Others params good. Came across YouTube series where they all love Fritzyme7, rich in BB, for ammonia & nitrite spikes. Anyone here like it?
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Sorry, it's not one that I've heard of. Just do water changes until it is zero. If your tank is partially cycled it will already have some nitrifying bacteria. Once they catch up with the bio-load you can do less water changes.
 
Sorry, it's not one that I've heard of. Just do water changes until it is zero. If your tank is partially cycled it will already have some nitrifying bacteria. Once they catch up with the bio-load you can do less water changes.
Agreed...no need for it...another "snake oil" in the hobby, to make $...proper cycling negates even considering such products...IMO

A properly cycled and maintained tank will have no nitrItes, or nitrite "spikes"
 
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I had a bottle of the tetra version when i started hobby. Quickly decided pointless - but more recently I did use it every water change just to get rid of the damn stuff... I partly blame trusting the lying test strips telling me I was at 0.25ppm.... my theory is the JBL app does that to make you buy the JBL version of the snake oil
 
it isn't a complete "snake oil"
IME it has worked before
of course, it doesn't instantly cycle a tank, but it can be useful in emergencies
 
I’m not sure on the Fritz brand but I am quite sceptical of these products the one I have heard good things about though is a brand called Colony which is a marine brand but their fresh water products have a really good reputation from what I have heard.

Wills
 
I’m not sure on the Fritz brand but I am quite sceptical of these products the one I have heard good things about though is a brand called Colony which is a marine brand but their fresh water products have a really good reputation from what I have heard.

Wills
Never heard of colony lol 😂

don’t you love diversity over monopoly brands lol

Fritz products tend to be potent..measure out exact, do not just dump in by cap or drops. Try to get as accurate as possibly.

I haven’t tried that bottle. I tried their declorinator.

They have a rep you can call. They can help you with questions or even you can send them a water sample if you like.
 
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it isn't a complete "snake oil"
IME it has worked before
of course, it doesn't instantly cycle a tank, but it can be useful in emergencies
Curious what emergency situations it can be used for? I have an unused bottle and wondering how I might utilize it in the future. Also, I’m new to the hobby. Thanks!
 

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