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Old 01-26-2012, 03:50 AM
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Has anyone heard of eco bio blocks i am going to buy some from the states and i can get wholesale through my business i looked on onedersave.com and they sell them on there. These balls hve a great review and testimonials for addition to tank to establish bacteria
any thoughts or has any one ever used for salt or fresh water
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Old 01-26-2012, 04:14 AM
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Lol no one will use these for reef tanks.
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Hmmm, interesting concept though. If I could find macro rocks in square building block shape I'd be in for that. Much easier to use as base rock.
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I suspect they will be similar to dry rock + bacteria additive (e.g. microbacter). Until someone tries them in a reef aquarium nobody can know for sure. Go for it and let us know your results.
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Be sure there is no silicate sand used in them.
Silicate sand is bad for algea growth in reef tanks.
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Thanks guys for your comments, thoughts. I will look into them get some and see how they work with my tank and post how levels are effected.
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