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Why are you using the MarinePure stuff? Isn't this a reef tank? |
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I've been ready abit about marine pure on other forums , it seems to be gaining popularity.
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Marine Pure
Here is some propaganda: Ceramic Bio-Filter Media with Vast Surface Area & Open-Flow Porosity. For ammonia & nitrite removal in fresh & marine aquariums. One MarinePure Sphere has the same surface area as 1,350 plastic bio-balls. Use in wet/dry filters, sumps or canister filters. http://www.cermedia.com/marinepure-products.php Last edited by hillegom; 04-09-2015 at 03:37 PM. Reason: added link |
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I know what it does. It's not a good idea in a reef tank. If you have live rock, that stuff is a moot point. It doesn't "remove" ammonia and nitrite, it hosts nitrifying bacteria that will convert ammonia and nitrite into nitrate. It's nothing special as far as reefs are concerned. For tanks without rock, it's a good option. It is essentially the same thing as bioballs, but fancier.
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As for the tank I build them and I am making the 16' tank as well. |
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I mad jealous of your shop!
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