When it comes to feeding, Glas Garten has different instructions based on home many shrimps you have in your aquarium. After the first week, you can use the following calculations, which is based on liters, to dose Bacter AE:

Clear ingredients label: If you never bought any biofilm booster before, you might not know that many Asian brands do not disclose their ingredients. This makes it hard to know what type of product are you buying. Bacter Ae is one of those that does.

How often should you add Bacter AE to your shrimp tank?

Without bacteria: these group of products help to boost the growth of bacteria which are already existing in your tank. Therefore, you should make sure that your face aren’t too close to the container when you take off the air tight seal. Overall So, let’s see if the components of Bacter AE are safe for shrimp. 9 Ingredients Of Bacter AE 1. Amino Acids Glasgarten Bacter AE contains both the Pediococcus Acidilactici and Bacillus Subtilis as well as amino acids, enzymes and vitamins to activate the bacteria. When used as directed, it grows lactic acid bacteria biofilm fast and greatly increases shrimplet survival as result as there is constantly biofilm available as a food source. Overdosing fouls the water. A similar product available is ShrimpyDaddy Revive Vita that definitely contains a lactobacillus. Genchem Polytase does not contain Lactobacillus, but does contain Bacillus Subtilis, so does Dr Tim's probiotic.

These powder foods are often intended as additional feeding because the basic supply is our Shrimp Dinner. Glas Garten Bacter AE should be used as a supplementary food as it promotes biofilm growth, which will provide proteins and probiotic digestive bacteria. In my main tank I have java fern, anubias nana, bolbitis and ... something that escapes me right now lol. The java fern and anubias are on a cholla log and that's a favorite hangout of the the sewellia - they might be nibbling on the plants. Trusted Product: used at Alpha Pro Breeders Shrimp Breeding Facility, as well as all of the Shrimp Holding Tanks at Aquatic Arts.

To ensure the safety of your shrimp, you should strictly avoid overfeeding Bacter AE. It’ll not cause any harm if you underfeed the Bacter AE to your shrimp. Now, you might wonder how to dose this micro powdered supplement to your shrimp tank. You can put the scoop between them every time you are done the feeding. It prevents losing the scoop and you do not have to dig it out every time you decide to feed your shrimp. Bacter AE is hands down the best shrimp supplement in the market’– said a shrimp lover. Do you want to find out the reason for the hype of Bacter AE? Bacter AE is specially formulated to provide a rich source of essential nutrients and probiotics for your aquarium's ecosystem. These beneficial microorganisms aid in the breakdown of organic waste, helping to prevent the accumulation of harmful substances and promoting optimal water quality. By promoting a clean and balanced environment, Bacter AE supports the overall well-being of your aquatic plants and animals.

The price should not scare you. Because the container lasts a long time due to tiny dosages. Related articles: On the other hand, I have seen people talked about Bacter AE causing death to their shrimps because the bacterias in it infected their shrimps. Assuming that Bacter AE contains Bacillus subtitles and Lactobacillus ONLY, this claim is "nearly" impossible. It is known that both of these species are probiotics and non-pathogenic. However, there is a study that reported Bacillus subtitles causing white spot syndrome to culture tiger shrimp Penaeus monsoon. The amount of Bacter AE, as well as the frequency of dosage, depends on the size of your shrimp tank as well as many shrimps you have living inside it. To prevent any potential issues, we recommend adding Bacter AE every other day as opposed to every single day. By using this method, you will give your shrimp more time to consume the bacteria that was added to your tank by Bacter AE. Glucanase present in Bacter AE works for better growth of shrimp. It also works as an immune booster for baby shrimp. 7. Hemicellulase

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Use 1/4 of the suggest amount when you first started. Slowly increase the dosage until the desired results are reached. Doing so will keep the water perimeters stable. In addition, if you add too much, there will be lumps that cannot be dissolved easily and can foul the water easily The prime role of Bacter AE is to encourage the growth of microorganisms and biofilm. So, a little powder of Bacter AE can start the bacterial colony in your shrimp tank. amino acids, polysaccarids, xylanase, glucanase, amylase, protease, hemicellulase, Bacillus subtilis, Pediococcus acidilactici (Lactobacillus)

Or do all these products do the same / similar actions at the end of the day? Or yogurt? Maybe I'll try that!!.. LOL

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Amino acids, polysaccarides, xylanase, glucanase, amylase, protease, hemicellulase, Bacillus subtilis, Pediococcus acidilactici (Lactobacillus) I’m so anxious to add some tigers that right now are being kept with my neocaridina in a tank that is a couple of years old. I would add 2 or 3 shrimps and if all goes ok for a week then transfer the remainder? Maybe do a 50%+ water change first because of all the stuff you have been using to get everything started? My 'incident' with the heater caused the new trial to not work and I don't really know why to this day? I don't think there was anything wrong with the setup or tank, it worked before the incident well and I used all new stuff except the tank. It has put me off trying again so that tank is still empty and I keep looking at it thinking I should try again (then I think of what that involves), but after the last attempt failing for some unknown reason I can't get the incentive to try again as it is such a long, expensive, time consuming process which may just fail again! It is very frustrating, as you know, when you can't work out why it fails and everything seems 'ideal'.