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Posted by SkyCatcher on March 24, 2005, 7:12 am
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but it takes out "nitrate" and not phosphate!
>i also use elimi phos by tropic marin,
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> im gonna try kent nitrate sponge too,
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> 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.
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>> Tropical Marine Centre (trade name) most famous for UVs etc.
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>>> 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!
>>>> >
>>>> >
>>>> >
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> 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.
>
>