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![]() Ok, First off,
Happy Holidays every one. My setup is a 65 Gallon tank roughly 120 Lbs of Live rock. 50 Lbs of live sand 70 Hermit crabs 10 ish snail 2 sand sifter starfish 1 brittle star 1 Caribean Lobster Filtration is a Fluval 404. 1st canister (bottom) - Carbon bags 2nd canister, Seachem's DeNitrate in bags 3rd canister, Fluval Biomax 4th caniste, more biomax Also, a HOB Red sea Prism Protein Skimmer powerheads are, 1 aqua clear 30, 1 aqua clear 70 Live stock 1 5.5" Blond Naso 1 6" yellow tang 1 Coral Beauty 1 Scooter blenny 2 Perc's w/ annenomie ( 8 - 10" round) 3 small damsels. if i forgot any important keys, let me know The problem is, even after useing de-nitrate, my nitrates are still at 80ppm. These levels kinda scare me. Does anyone know a surefire way to eliminate these nitrates? Im to the point, that the solution is a logical one, cost will be no object. Im open to any DIY ideas. ANYTHING. all the fish in the tank LOOK healthy and happy. Both the tangs will feed from my hands. they dont look stressed, or sufficated. however, i dont want to wait until they are, i want the problem fixed. Are there better filters? i was considering a Eheim Wet.dry, or the new fluval FX5. Any help here would be greatly appreciated guys & gals. Thanx Much |