Idk that they've narrowed HLLE down to any one thing; if referring to carbon use, the alternate use of ozone would remove carbon from the equation
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Yes ive read about activated carbon dust causing the condition. Im not convinced its because of the dust getting into the lateral line of the fish. Not unless they do that study where they filter carbon dust with a .1 micron filter first and see what happens.Idk that they've narrowed HLLE down to any one thing; if referring to carbon use, the alternate use of ozone would remove carbon from the equation
Head and Lateral Line Erosion (HLLE)
Activated Carbon as a Cause of Head and Lateral Line Erosion (HLLE) in Marine Aquarium fish Jay Hemdal c. 2020 Background: Head and Lateral Line Erosion (HLLE) is the name for a type of skin erosion that affects some species of marine fishes in captivity. It is occasionally referred to as...
No as a water Clarifier. It masks any yellow tint to the water making it look like ro water in a white bucket. Brs has a video showing how it works.
Yes, I've been running an ozone system on my tank since summer (along with a UV and carbon). The water is super crystal clear. No issues with any of my fish, but my setup sounds different from yours.
When I read that they didn't wash the carbon first...I just don't understand that. That's something everyone that uses carbon does so it doesn't represent the method of use of the majority of people.... definitely needs to be studied more it seems
Exactly; so right off the bat the scenario was different.
I think that's all I was trying to say lol
