salt water fish poop for a fertilizer?

I have a salt water tank and a filter for it that keeps all the poop in a filter to leave the tank clean.

Can i use it as a fertilizer?? Think itll be good for the plants?

Salt water is no good for plants it will do more harm than good regular water and fish poop is good thow

Chiggachamp said:

I have a salt water tank and a filter for it that keeps all the poop in a filter to leave the tank clean.

Can i use it as a fertilizer?? Think itll be good for the plants?

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How exactly would you use it/...Are you talking about skimmate from your skimmer, or a traditional sponge/filter floss filter? Either way, excessive salt is bad for the plants.

Okay. I didnt think of that.
And idk what it is exactly xalled. But it looks like a bong and it just filters the water.

But i gotcha no slat water poop

Ig looks like a bong...lol...does it have a cup on top where dirty bubbles collect to poopy water? If so, then that is a skimmer. Too much salt in the water.

Quick question since I have made this thread except about fresh water fish. Can anyone help me out since I have seem to have made the thread in the wrong place. It seems you guys know about this and I have very "hungry" fish, that produce a lot of excrement.

Heres the link.

https://www.rollitup.org/general-marijuana-growing/532803-nutrient-my-piranha-tank-full.html

No. Fresh salt water excrement wouldn't be good for the plants. Put it your bong instead see how that works.

Saltwater tank NO
Beginner.legal,
Yes freshwater waste water is awesome for soil grows. It has a lot of the same beneficial bacteria. When i used to make super soil i used the water from my tank and it helps speed up the composting. It will also fix the ammonia if you are using seabird guano.
Sidd

thanks man

Has anyone ever tried alaskin fish fert??

Here is a link to another thread that has a lot of answers to a lot of questions on this thread: https://www.rollitup.org/organics/509830-aquarium-water-your-indoor-organic.html

Skimmate is loaded with salt. I have a 300 gallon reef aquarium that I run a skimmer and a algae turf scrubber on as filtration. I do put the harvested algae fro the scrubber in my compost after I've rinsed it. Nothing green goes to waste in my house. If you are talking about mulm from a canister/cartridge the salt content is still too high to add directly to soil even if it's rinsed out of the filter with fresh H20 (which is horrible on your beneficial bacteria population in the filter media).