are we going back to bio balls
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i heard there are fake siporax going around
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=siporax+sps
apparently people been doing this since 2012.
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=siporax+sps
apparently people been doing this since 2012.
Here is some info
http://www.ultimatereef.net/forums/showthread.php?744707-AAC-Siporax-is-back-I-kid-u-not!&
From what I have read they have been dong this in Europe for a while now.
http://www.ultimatereef.net/forums/showthread.php?744707-AAC-Siporax-is-back-I-kid-u-not!&
From what I have read they have been dong this in Europe for a while now.
I was using this bio Ring that make out of Ceramic and some Glass before from Asian LFS. They look the same as this but is fraction of cost. I feel like someone just put the Marine label and jack up the price. I remember I paid like $3 per 500gram.
If I go this route, maybe consider these Bio Ring out of glass.
If I go this route, maybe consider these Bio Ring out of glass.
I went the route of using Cerameco Detox blox for my 6 month old 50 cube with minimal aquascape. My nitrates wouldn't budge below 10ppm (salifert) before they went in. In about a month, my nitrates were undetectable, and still are. I have them setup in my sump as such:
You want to have them setup in a way that will allow them to get maximum flow through them. I havent had any issues with detritus buildup, they are in my fuge chamber of the sump. I have seen a lot of folks lay them on the bottom glass of the sump, but based on my experience, you want them elevated. I wouldn't necessarily say that they work any better than plain old live rock, but if you like to go minimal, they will definitely help.
You want to have them setup in a way that will allow them to get maximum flow through them. I havent had any issues with detritus buildup, they are in my fuge chamber of the sump. I have seen a lot of folks lay them on the bottom glass of the sump, but based on my experience, you want them elevated. I wouldn't necessarily say that they work any better than plain old live rock, but if you like to go minimal, they will definitely help.
I went the route of using Cerameco Detox blox for my 6 month old 50 cube with minimal aquascape. My nitrates wouldn't budge below 10ppm (salifert) before they went in. In about a month, my nitrates were undetectable, and still are. I have them setup in my sump as such:
You want to have them setup in a way that will allow them to get maximum flow through them. I havent had any issues with detritus buildup, they are in my fuge chamber of the sump. I have seen a lot of folks lay them on the bottom glass of the sump, but based on my experience, you want them elevated. I wouldn't necessarily say that they work any better than plain old live rock, but if you like to go minimal, they will definitely help.
You want to have them setup in a way that will allow them to get maximum flow through them. I havent had any issues with detritus buildup, they are in my fuge chamber of the sump. I have seen a lot of folks lay them on the bottom glass of the sump, but based on my experience, you want them elevated. I wouldn't necessarily say that they work any better than plain old live rock, but if you like to go minimal, they will definitely help.
Also, what is that black rectangular thing just left to the TwoLittleFishies mag? What is its purpose?
I went the route of using Cerameco Detox blox for my 6 month old 50 cube with minimal aquascape. My nitrates wouldn't budge below 10ppm (salifert) before they went in. In about a month, my nitrates were undetectable, and still are. I have them setup in my sump as such:
You want to have them setup in a way that will allow them to get maximum flow through them. I havent had any issues with detritus buildup, they are in my fuge chamber of the sump. I have seen a lot of folks lay them on the bottom glass of the sump, but based on my experience, you want them elevated. I wouldn't necessarily say that they work any better than plain old live rock, but if you like to go minimal, they will definitely help.
You want to have them setup in a way that will allow them to get maximum flow through them. I havent had any issues with detritus buildup, they are in my fuge chamber of the sump. I have seen a lot of folks lay them on the bottom glass of the sump, but based on my experience, you want them elevated. I wouldn't necessarily say that they work any better than plain old live rock, but if you like to go minimal, they will definitely help.
Why would you want 0 nitrates?
