Renew, Phosguard or bio pellets?

[tonybwill]

What is the best way to rid phosphate? I do have a reactor. What do you use?

 

[Randy Holmes-Farley Verified Community Expert]

I personally wouldn't pick any of those choices, but Phosguard will work and biopellets and Renew likely will not, unless yfou need to export only a small amount.

I compare the many ways to deal with phosphate here:

Phosphate In The Reef Aquarium
https://www.reef2reef.com/blog/?p=3184

I personally used GFO, growing macroalgae (both of which export a lot of Phosphate) and skimming, activated carbon and organic carbon dosing (which export smaller amounts).

 

[tonybwill]

I personally wouldn't pick any of those choices, but Phosguard will work and biopellets and Renew likely will not, unless yfou need to export only a small amount.

I compare the many ways to deal with phosphate here:

Phosphate In The Reef Aquarium
https://www.reef2reef.com/blog/?p=3184

I personally used GFO, growing macroalgae (both of which export a lot of Phosphate) and skimming, activated carbon and organic carbon dosing (which export smaller amounts).

I personally wouldn't pick any of those choices, but Phosguard will work and biopellets and Renew likely will not, unless yfou need to export only a small amount.

I compare the many ways to deal with phosphate here:

Phosphate In The Reef Aquarium
https://www.reef2reef.com/blog/?p=3184

I personally used GFO, growing macroalgae (both of which export a lot of Phosphate) and skimming, activated carbon and organic carbon dosing (which export smaller amounts).

I personally wouldn't pick any of those choices, but Phosguard will work and biopellets and Renew likely will not, unless yfou need to export only a small amount.

I compare the many ways to deal with phosphate here:

Phosphate In The Reef Aquarium
https://www.reef2reef.com/blog/?p=3184

I personally used GFO, growing macroalgae (both of which export a lot of Phosphate) and skimming, activated carbon and organic carbon dosing (which export smaller amounts).

Thanks Randy!

 

[Randy Holmes-Farley Verified Community Expert]

You're welcome.

Good luck.