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OK uhh quoting a link is easier then going back and quoting the person in the quoted the idea, er said er nvm, anyways what if I put live sand in my filter instead or with ammo-carb? |
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Correct me if I am wrong, but Ammonia carb is for Fresh water tanks.
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*checks box*
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Live Rock and occasional Carbon
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Whats the difference between just "carbon" and ammo-carb and why only occasional carbon?
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I say occasional because Carbon strips out a lot of things and I dont think it should be run 24/7 unless you do a ton of water changes. (You should be doing a 5-10% water change minimum, weekly) |
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*thinks of running water through large rock*
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