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So right now I'm running two reactors. One carbon and the other gfo. And was wondering what anyone's opinion was about purigen. Likes, dislikes. How the run it and so on.
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Do you sock it? Or use a reactor?Love purigen used it for years in all my tanks dose great job in removing organics . another like is Polly filter takes some serious crap out but don't run it non stop might work to well .
So for those who use about how long does it last for you and how many recharges do u get out of it?
Can you post a pic of it in your sump for me please.I use Seagel and Purigen in a custom made filter floss pad cut to the width of my sump and sewn shut by hand. I put it after my bubble trap and all water flows through it. I change it every 2 months and just throw it out and sew a new one. I don't care about renewing it or cleaning the floss. Too much time wasted for the money and I don't like the idea of bleaching anything that is going back in my tank. I really like it and my water is crystal clear!
Will do when I get home.Can you post a pic of it in your sump for me please.
TrueFWIW, I think people may have a hard time gauging that as the organic levels in the water can be hard to judge, so knowing when it is depleted and/or of less than optimal capacity will require some guesswork (like it does with GAC).
I believe on the package it states you can recharge it multiple times. I'm not at home or I would check for you. I'm not into bleaching things that I put in my tank. I buy the 250ml at $15 and divide it in thirds. It will last me 6 months.True
I guess what I was trying to ask is does it seem that people are continuing to be able to recharge this long term or does it become signiciantly weaker after a recharge or 2 and need replacement.

