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![]() I have always had good luck with ChemiPure but don't seem to use it now in my bigger tanks. In a nano without reactors and limited space I think it does a good job, both FW and SW.
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![]() I use the small bag in my tank for about 3 months now, personally I dont test frequently enough to tell if its making a difference or not :P
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![]() everyone who has a Red Sea Max 130 ( as me) and the SteveT Mediabasket rack uses it along with a purigen pack. I think it works...can't complain. It is basically GFO and stuff but without the typical phosban type of reactor by Two Little Fishies.
Lots of user reviews on marinedepot.com. regs msjboy |
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![]() Thanks for the reply guys
msjboy how often do you change the media? and are you running any kind of phosphate remover besides the chemi pure or just the chemi pure? what is your phosphates at and how is the algae in your tank Thanks in advance |
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![]() I also use it in my RSM250. I use two units of just the regular Chemi-pure though. It seems to work fine for me. That's all I used in my first tank too which was a 28 gallon AIO.
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![]() Timbits,
I change media every 4 - 6months as stated. My phosphates are low ( the second colour on indicator card) but not at zero. I do not use any other phosphate controller at the moment but might do so in the near future with a sump. I did have an algae problem bloom 5 months or so ago but now pockets of algae grow specifically on a couple of areas that I can easily get at ( on the korali, a hydor deflector, a magfloat, and a little $1 store basket containing some macro alage)... I think these are acting as an incidental algae scrubber. You also can consider making a real algae scrubber for your tank setup. Lots of info at reefsanctuary.com. hope this helps. msjboy |
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