Rowaphos phosphate remover

Aquaria in UK - Aquaria discussions related to the United Kingdom 

Bookmark this page:   Yahoo!   Google   Windows Live   del.icio.us   digg   Netscape

Subject Author Date Rowaphos phosphate remover Dee 03-20-2005  Re: Rowaphos phosphate remover SkyCatcher 03-20-2005  Re: Rowaphos phosphate remover Norm 03-21-2005  Re: Rowaphos phosphate remover SkyCatcher 03-21-2005  Re: Rowaphos phosphate remover SpiceySpice 03-23-2005  Re: Rowaphos phosphate remover SkyCatcher 03-24-2005
Posted by Dee on March 20, 2005, 2:37 am Please log in for more thread options Anyone have experience of this? I have a heavily planted tank with an algae problem. manufacturer's blurb says it's ok to leave it in the filter indefinitely but I've not met anyone who's tried it yet. does it have any affect on plant growth or are any fish affected by it? Blurb says perfectly safe for all fish but I'd like to make sure first! Posted by SkyCatcher on March 20, 2005, 6:26 am Please log in for more thread options I've used it but I found that TMC phosphate remover did a better job (was recommended to me by a professional!). Fish/plants etc seemed uneffected. Sky. "Dee" <djhatukpcdotnet> wrote in message > Anyone have experience of this? I have a heavily planted tank with an > algae > problem. manufacturer's blurb says it's ok to leave it in the filter > indefinitely but I've not met anyone who's tried it yet. > does it have any affect on plant growth or are any fish affected by it? > Blurb says perfectly safe for all fish but I'd like to make sure first! > > > Posted by Norm on March 21, 2005, 8:37 am Please log in for more thread options What is "TMC"? Norm SkyCatcher wrote: > I've used it but I found that TMC phosphate remover did a better job (was > recommended to me by a professional!). Fish/plants etc seemed uneffected. > > Sky. > > "Dee" <djhatukpcdotnet> wrote in message > > Anyone have experience of this? I have a heavily planted tank with an > > algae > > problem. manufacturer's blurb says it's ok to leave it in the filter > > indefinitely but I've not met anyone who's tried it yet. > > does it have any affect on plant growth or are any fish affected by it? > > Blurb says perfectly safe for all fish but I'd like to make sure first! > > > > > > Posted by SkyCatcher on March 21, 2005, 9:49 am Please log in for more thread options Tropical Marine Centre (trade name) most famous for UVs etc. > What is "TMC"? > > Norm > > SkyCatcher wrote: >> I've used it but I found that TMC phosphate remover did a better job > (was >> recommended to me by a professional!). Fish/plants etc seemed > uneffected. >> >> Sky. >> >> "Dee" <djhatukpcdotnet> wrote in message >> > Anyone have experience of this? I have a heavily planted tank with > an >> > algae >> > problem. manufacturer's blurb says it's ok to leave it in the > filter >> > indefinitely but I've not met anyone who's tried it yet. >> > does it have any affect on plant growth or are any fish affected > by it? >> > Blurb says perfectly safe for all fish but I'd like to make sure > first! >> > >> > >> > > Posted by SpiceySpice on March 23, 2005, 1:22 pm Please log in for more thread options i also use elimi phos by tropic marin, im gonna try kent nitrate sponge too, but the elimi phos works, its just expensive 8.99 for a month for 25 gal tank, double that for the 50 gal tank. the nitrate sponge is rechargable, so after a week soak it in salt water and reload, worth a try and about the same price, only dont only use it the once. > Tropical Marine Centre (trade name) most famous for UVs etc. > >> What is "TMC"? >> >> Norm >> >> SkyCatcher wrote: >>> I've used it but I found that TMC phosphate remover did a better job >> (was >>> recommended to me by a professional!). Fish/plants etc seemed >> uneffected. >>> >>> Sky. >>> >>> "Dee" <djhatukpcdotnet> wrote in message >>> > Anyone have experience of this? I have a heavily planted tank with >> an >>> > algae >>> > problem. manufacturer's blurb says it's ok to leave it in the >> filter >>> > indefinitely but I've not met anyone who's tried it yet. >>> > does it have any affect on plant growth or are any fish affected >> by it? >>> > Blurb says perfectly safe for all fish but I'd like to make sure >> first! >>> > >>> > >>> > >> > >