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coyotes call me Charles
For a long time, Mr. Russel Peters at PSKoi selled this product until it just became too expensive to buy due to increasing over seas shipment costs, he is required to buy it in bulk, and the decreasing value of the dollar has made it more difficult.
There is a "group buy" of it trying to be done. Trying to gauge enough interest and commitments so to order a supply that can be bought.
All I can say is that... I have experienced it to be more soluble than other calcium carbonate products I have used, which is odd since the granules of Lithaqua is actually quite large.
It is a bit expensive... Much more than the typical stuff you can buy for obvious reasons due to all of the hassle to get it... Last time I bought the stuff it was $85 for a 55 pound bag (1.25 cubic feet), which covers a 800~1000 gallons quite fine. Just last Fall I ran out of the stuff. It kept my pound at 140ppm (8dKH or drops) and pH has stayed relatively steady for a 435 gallon pond with a dozen (last I counted), approximately 8" goldfish. Although, keep in mind, I do not get any type of measurable rain here.
So, if you want to burn a hole in your hobby pocket, then this is good stuff to do it with.
If interested, give them a yell in the thread below...
Lithaqua Group Buy (http://www.koiphen.com/forums/showthread.php?143366-Lithaqua-group-buy)
There is a "group buy" of it trying to be done. Trying to gauge enough interest and commitments so to order a supply that can be bought.
All I can say is that... I have experienced it to be more soluble than other calcium carbonate products I have used, which is odd since the granules of Lithaqua is actually quite large.
It is a bit expensive... Much more than the typical stuff you can buy for obvious reasons due to all of the hassle to get it... Last time I bought the stuff it was $85 for a 55 pound bag (1.25 cubic feet), which covers a 800~1000 gallons quite fine. Just last Fall I ran out of the stuff. It kept my pound at 140ppm (8dKH or drops) and pH has stayed relatively steady for a 435 gallon pond with a dozen (last I counted), approximately 8" goldfish. Although, keep in mind, I do not get any type of measurable rain here.
So, if you want to burn a hole in your hobby pocket, then this is good stuff to do it with.
If interested, give them a yell in the thread below...
Lithaqua Group Buy (http://www.koiphen.com/forums/showthread.php?143366-Lithaqua-group-buy)
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