Nitra-Guard WITH BOMB kits in-stock

[Reef Supplies]

Hello everyone,

Our clients kept asking about effective de-nitrators and Nitra-Guard bio cubes kept coming up in conversation. To make a long story short...after a lot of research and some client testing we decided to add this to our in-store and online catalogue. They very effectively remove Nitrates!

The one common positive among everyone was the easy of use...No reactor! These cube perform best when used with the "Bomb Kit" Here is the PDF link http://www.reefsupplies.ca/boards/nitra-Bomb.pdf.

We tried with a TFL 150 and powerhead running an air hose and let's just say the bomb method is the way to go. Not only is it easy to use, it cost $17!

We offer Nitra-Guard in 3 sizes, 250ml, 500ml and 1000ml. Here are the links to our website, bomb kits are optional.

http://www.reefsupplies.ca/online-st...-V4-250ML.html

http://www.reefsupplies.ca/online-st...-V4-500ML.html

http://www.reefsupplies.ca/online-st...V4-1000ML.html

Please contact us if you have any questions.

thanks
Ray

[mrhasan]

Are these just cubes of biopellets? Or does it employ some different form of method to reduce nitrate?

[hillegom]

following along, interested

[Reef Supplies]

Originally Posted by mrhasan

Are these just cubes of biopellets? Or does it employ some different form of method to reduce nitrate?

They are not bio-pellets.




Ploylap link: http://www.polyplab.ca/ocra-laborato...lts-1000ml.php

In theory they will do what bio-pellets or Zeolite's will do but in a much simpler method. We all know that Bio-pellets and Zeolites are great at reducing nutrients but we also know that you need to be on top of things and employ strict maintenance with these products. Nitra-guard makes it a little easier for the masses....and cheaper.

thanks

[Reef Supplies]

I don't want to post links to other boards here, so you might want to google nitre-guard and check out some of the reviews.

thanks

[mrhasan]

BIO-Cubes are made from 100% biologically degradable polymers that effectively remove both nitrates and phosphates from both marine and freshwater systems.

That's what biopellets are made up of. So, basically, these are just bigger chucks of biopellets* which can be used in mesh bags. I would say it is convenient for nano tanks And saves on the reactor.

*Reasons:
1. Both are made of biodegradable polymers
2. The bio-cubes have to be placed near a skimmer

Same methodology, different names

[Reef Supplies]

Originally Posted by Reef Supplies

In theory they will do what bio-pellets or Zeolite's will do but in a much simpler method. Nitra-guard makes it a little easier for the masses....and cheaper.

Originally Posted by mrhasan

I would say it is convenient for nano tanks And saves on the reactor.

Yupp

[hfp75]

What happened to the nitraguard biocubes?

They work great and are really simple to run.

Orca labs, polylab & nitraguard www sites are still running......

Was there a company or product relaunch? Have they been relabelled 'Polylab BioSphere" ?

Any info???

[rsisvixen]

Links point to an unavailable product page?

[hfp75]

Other vendors seem to be out as well....

But all the www sites are still running...


Weird....