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06-25-2008, 06:27 PM
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| Reef Lobster  | Re: Dinoflagellates - The documented journey There was some debate about using Phos sponges 24/7 some years back, but I personally decided it was unfounded and have taken the approach that anything that NEEDS to come out of the water column, should come out as soon as possible. I don't run Phos sponges near as much as I used to and have enjoyed the employment of micro algae. I have run it 24/7 in the past and never found any issues using it as long as it was quality stuff that didn't leach metals into the tank. |
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06-25-2008, 06:28 PM
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| Angel Girl's Daddy   | Re: Dinoflagellates - The documented journey If you shut a phosban reactor off for any length of time the water inside becomes foul. Then when you turn it on it flushes it back into the tank. I recommend 24/7. If you want to shut it down then tear it down until next time.
__________________ If we ignore the environment maybe it will just go away.... |
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