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phosban reactor - progess pics?
would anybody be interested in watching the results of a phosban reactor and hair algae. ive read lots of how it helps control/eliminate hair algae, and i'm thinking of taking photos - before and weekly updates
any interest??
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good one
i think it would be a goood idea! giver!
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i would love it. i've been really debating whether to purchase a reactor for the benefits but would love to see in action first. awesome idea
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I would like that.
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Good idea. Also maybe the type of reactor and the media used.
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well i didnt keep up with the weekly updates but i think i finally got the hair algae beat !!
i setup the reactor with phosban media at first, then in June i switched to rowaphos. here's a shot of some of the algae i was dealing with, i really need to clean the glass before pics as a fish only setup, i couldnt get any snails or crabs to help eat it up. i'll post a picture today, once the wife brings the camera back from the beach. i think i prefer the rowaphos, as the algae seems to be in check now that its gone
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