What product or thing really made a difference for your tank?

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My ATS. or my Oxydators
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You can choose as many as you like as long as it made a difference.

What has it done better than the previous Co2 regulator?

Phosphate rx is lanthanum chloride? What was the improvements? Do you have to be really careful witb alk?

I used to use the Milwaukee regulator, but had to replace it every year because something always broke (bubble counter, solenoid, leaks...) and the one from AquariumPlants came with a three year warranty. I think it's what I've been using for about six or more years now. Always accurate. I bought a used one as a backup, but have yet to need to pull it out of storage. :)

Phosphate Rx is mixed just right, and I've never even thought about alkalinity. I've been using this product for 10 years. Did a video about it a few months ago:
 
And I thought of two more things I love: biopellets (BioSpheres to be exact) since they eradicated my nitrate problem completely, repeatedly; and Reefbrite's XHO LEDs that replaced my URI Super Actinics that I thought would never be replaced by anything better. The XHOs make my reef look amazing, and I was SOOOO skeptical. They sat here for months uninstalled because of those doubts.
 
What happened after you used it? Just clear water?
less algea, clear water, my frogspawn just about doubled in size. Zoa's and Paly's grew faster. Keep my Orp at about 350. I'm sold.
 
Whats the big deal about the oxydator? Ats i can understand.
Where doI start, well the results are similar to that produced by ozone without the need for a redox controller or even electricity. They are cheap enough to buy and run on hydrogen peroxide Water is crystal clear, redox improves, oxygenation of the water improves and many corals and fish benefit from it.
 
wanna say once I remove overgrown Chaeto and give it room to grow again..but following..
 
I'm going to have to go with Flucanzole. I've struggled with Bryopsis on and off for years. Flucanzole cleared my tank of it entirely in a matter of days and with no noticeable adverse effects.
 
Where doI start, well the results are similar to that produced by ozone without the need for a redox controller or even electricity. They are cheap enough to buy and run on hydrogen peroxide Water is crystal clear, redox improves, oxygenation of the water improves and many corals and fish benefit from it.

Im skeptical but i want to try one
 
I'm going to have to go with Flucanzole. I've struggled with Bryopsis on and off for years. Flucanzole cleared my tank of it entirely in a matter of days and with no noticeable adverse effects.

Does it work for bubble algae or any others like hair? I heard freshwater mollies will eat it too.
 
Gee, how do you get a syphon started, now that I have no desire to import these critters?;Spitoutdummy

Check out what people say about using Oxydator's on here and various other forums. Just what are you sceptical about?

I want to try it as well but I have not been able to find easy access to it here in the US. Any good links?
 
Check out what people say about using Oxydator's on here and various other forums. Just what are you sceptical about?

That just oxygen can produce those results. Iirc its just making o2 bubbles no? Since our tanks are already saturated with o2, what difference would a little more o2 do? Unless its adding peroxide, then that's different. Still want to try one.
 
I feel like my tank is something out of the stone age reading what you guys have going on. I guess the best thing in recent memory is switching to a red led bulb for my algae scrubber from a cfl. Growth is much, much better.
 

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