Dump your old carbon and go get this...

[naesco]

You also have to be very carefull not to burn your coral.

If the water is yellowish. (You can test it by putting a while card in the water to see how yellow) and the carbon is very efficient quickly, the much brighter lighting can burn your coral. So, go slowly.

[Milad]

Well i walked by the tank again and did a double take this morning. This has to be the best thing Ive done to the tank since the auto top off. Seriously i don't rave about products but damn this is nuts.

[Midway]

I would like to give this a shot. Where can order this ROX stuff from?

[gobytron]

If you reread the op...you will have your answer (hint:Bulk reef supply)

[Midway]

yeah I read that, that's what I thought Bulk reef supply...lol

thanks though.

Manny

[strickrick]

CACO3REEF has it for sale now too and its free shipping within Canada. Have a look: http://caco3reef.com/activated-carbon

[DiverDude]

Somebody correct me if this isn't right but my understanding is that ROX is a more porous carbon and does a better job (per unit volume) of absorbing impurities than other forms of carbon.

That said, if you use a larger amount (and/or perhaps over a longer period of time) of an inferior grade of carbon, you should still be able to achieve the same results.

In other words, it's just more efficient.