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Originally Posted by rckmtl either way, I do not agree with their conclusion, becuase the denitrification process in aquaria is only to keep things stabilized in between water changes. Then you do one and out goes a big chunk of all the bad stuff |
Well, Boomer is always talking about stuff I don't understand but I still love him for it. Your comments make an interesting point in relation to the article, in that . . . . I know of closed systems where there has not been a water change done for over 2 years. This is at a LFS with a heavily stocked tank (SPS and fish) . . . and he counterbalances the water changes with the addition of additives . . . . not the way I'd like to run a system but it works for him.
Brucey