brick-brothers
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Whats a good brand to use? Trying to control my nitrates and water changes is not helping me. My system is 450g total water volume. Sps dominant with medium fish load. Phos at 0.02 with just skimming
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brick-brothers
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Thanks for the heads up. I did order from them. I just waiting for for it to come.
WVNed
The fish are staring at me with hungry eyes.
I have been using BRS Biopellets and ordered some from the Marine depot clearance.
I actually started wondering how many places in the world these are made. They probably all come from the same place.
I actually started wondering how many places in the world these are made. They probably all come from the same place.
Spare time
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Big biopellet monopolizing the market XD
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brick-brothers
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I had order Warner Marine Ecobak. Not sure how it compares to the BRS pellets
WVNed
The fish are staring at me with hungry eyes.
No idea. I dont see anything in the description that is unique, That is how all biopellets work,
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brick-brothers
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Gotcha
Jon Warner
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To be fair, it's a novel polymer... the only pellet using THAT polymer while EVERY other brand uses the same polymer from the same mfg. EcoBAK was the first BP from a US company. Well reviewed, too...
monkeyCmonkeyDo
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I've used two little fishys.
Ecobak.
Dr tims.
All 3 good.
I've used 1 before I didn't like. Can't remember the brand.
Currently I use Amazon or ebay pellets.
I got these cause they were the cheapest and seemed good quality for the price and amount.
The ones I didn't like were the pearls now that I think about it more.
They are all just mostly a polymer plastic that degrades over time as they rub against each other. Ur just creating more aerobic or anaerobic area for bacteria.
I always run my output to the skimmer.
They work.
Hths
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Ecobak.
Dr tims.
All 3 good.
I've used 1 before I didn't like. Can't remember the brand.
Currently I use Amazon or ebay pellets.
I got these cause they were the cheapest and seemed good quality for the price and amount.
The ones I didn't like were the pearls now that I think about it more.
They are all just mostly a polymer plastic that degrades over time as they rub against each other. Ur just creating more aerobic or anaerobic area for bacteria.
I always run my output to the skimmer.
They work.
Hths
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monkeyCmonkeyDo
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The pearls were bigger than avg pellets and didn't tumble well.
I actually have a video of my XL aquamaxx pellet reactor in action if anyone's interested. I highly recommend pellets. Most can't get through the 1st stage which clouds their aquarium. Lol
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I actually have a video of my XL aquamaxx pellet reactor in action if anyone's interested. I highly recommend pellets. Most can't get through the 1st stage which clouds their aquarium. Lol
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