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![]() I understand that Bioballs when used in a wet/dry type system can contribute to nitrates due to accumulation of detritus.
However if Bioballs were added to a sump in a relatively detritus free area, what difference would this be from adding LR rubble in an attempt to provide an area for beneficial bacteria to colonize? I have been unable to think of a good reason, yet notice that there is little use of bioballs in reef tanks. Could someone enlighten me as to why they are not used in this manner?
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