reefer newby
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Will chemipure elite affect water perimeters? Will it remove trace elements and other good stuff?
chemipure elite users
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Zero Nitrates
I love chalices
I use chemipure elite off and on. Never tested for what it might remove that is good for the tank. Sounds like a good experiment. It does clear my water up when I use it.
Have fun reefing!
Have fun reefing!
LOVETHISHOBBY
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Carbon removes organics that can sometimes be binding up trace elements. [FONT=verdana, geneva, lucida, lucida grande, arial, helvetica, sans-serif]It shouldn't be a problem if you do regular water changes to replenish the elements.[/FONT]
reefer newby
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Thanks for the info zero. Sure don't get many responses from this site. Any other good sites you know of?
Your question is a little hard since no one can test trace elements. I've never had it cause issues though. But I stopped running that stuff awhile ago. It used to be my last ditch effort to clear my water up and bring the algae down. Now I just stay on top of my water changes.
reefer newby
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Its not the speed. Got 90 reviews and 6 replies. But that's OK. I,wil Google from now on.:angel:
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reefer newby
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Thanks to those that did reply. See ya in the funny papers.:wave:
Zero Nitrates
I love chalices
I think everyone just wants to help others about the hobby they have a passion for even if it takes a while.
I have read that using carbon can affect tangs. I have not experienced this in my tank thank goodness.
I have read that using carbon can affect tangs. I have not experienced this in my tank thank goodness.
eliramos
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id rather have a blank thread than 90 posts saying idk lol but you could try wetwebmedia.com i used that for a while till i found reef2reef to each his own but i feel more comfortable on this forum than most
