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Old 10-03-2003, 02:57 AM
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I'm currently running some carbon but it's Phyto day and I was wondering if carbon will remove any or all my Phyto. I'm using liquid-life Bio-plankton and can't seem to find any info.

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Carbon adsorbs compounds thru molecular or ionic bonding, and I don't think bio-plankton is in danger from this. If you have a large bag of carbon that a lot of water passes thru, it may act as a physical filter. I think you should be fine.
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Thanks, I'll feed as normal

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