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I love ADA, and have started a tank with the amazonia, but what ever you do don't use ada amazonia 2, it is awful, it clouds really badly, and is a night mare, I have heard very very few good comments about it!

Yes, I second play sand, and if you put in a few root tab's it is easily converted into a good planting substrate, it is useful to have around as well because you can use it to cap other substrates.

Ok then, well you make a decision based on your budget and whether you feel it will help, as garuf has said there are also many other similar product's that might be worth researching, but Malaya still does have nutrient's in it anyway so this would only be surplus! :D Also please feel free to...

Ok, well I have contacted the supplier and they have changed my order! :D so all is good! Thanks guy's for saving me from nearly making a big mistake!

Well, I have heard lot's of people who really like it? But I suppose Garuf is right, there is no proof, but I still think it does work.

yes, I agree with tom, but remember not to let the ps touch the glass, you are meant to do it like an island in the middle of the tank, that way you can't see it! :D good luck!

Yep the review said that the water was hardly ever clear and most of the time you couldn't see to the other side of the tank!

I have ordered some of this, but have paused my order, after seeing a really bad review, has anyone else had any experiences, and should I go for the II or regular?

Hi, I was just looking on the ada website, and they are saying that the ideal substrate is the power sand, their soil, and then all these additives, which I was not familiar with, but basically there is: 1. Bacter 100 - to kick start your bacteria 2. Clear Super - a mix of activated carbon, and...

Well it will be a 1'' cube with a canister filter and a little injected c02 to get it started and then it will have shrimp in and be heavily planted. I just want to make it look as natural as possible.

So what would you suggest, as a low maintenance natural looking cheap plant substrate. Have people had problems with the play sand going green?

Is there any way that you can make regular soil from outside safe to use in an aquarium?

does anyone know of a good one of these. I have found some but some people say that they are too finee and don't settle properly.