Nitra-guard and nitra-guard biocubes... an alternative to biopellets?

[Liquidgold]

i've heard there is a new product called Nitra-guard and nitra-guard titanium biocubes from Canada that has gotten good reviews from RC. Appears to be alternative to biopellets. Has anyone tried it? Here are a few links.

http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/sh....php?t=2233657

http://reefbuilders.com/2012/09/27/nitraguard-biocubes-orca/

http://www.marineaquariumsa.com/showthread.php?t=37878

 

[wowdude11]

Do you know any place that sells this

 

[h0ndap0w3r]

yeast... im speaking from an alcohol background (sales, restaurant management, etc) but doesn't yeast consume sugars and produce alcohol and co2... both of which are bad for reef inhabitant....?

 

[Surgical]

That would be as a byproduct of fermentation. I doubt that the environment of a reef tank would be conducive to ferment the yeast. I have no knowledge of this product or anything, or effects of yeast underwater
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[Liquidgold]

I believe premium aquatics and tbaquatics sells the nitra-guard biocubes. I don't know anyone that has the nitra-guard titanium. I just ordered some and gonna give them a try instead of pellets.

Do you know any place that sells this