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03-19-2008, 06:08 AM
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Thanks for all the great advice! Checked calcium 480, KH 9, But I don't have a test kit for Magnesium. PH 8.3, nitrate 5, nitrite 0, ammonia 0 ,phosphate 0Spec. gravity 1.024-025 . I'll check on algaebase.org exactly what this stuff is. I havn't any access to sea hares or urchins, and not excited about purchasing said critters. Hmm. Rock theory possible, as I just moved some rocks around in my tank that were partially buried in substrate.( about three weeks ago).Wouldn't testing pick up leeching live rock? Sorry, I'm unaware of what a phosban reactor even does. STEVE
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03-19-2008, 03:46 PM
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A phosban reactor is a canister in which you fill it with GFO (granulated ferric oxide) like Phosban, and it sucks up phosphates. It works reasonably well in the battle against GHA/bryopsis.
You can always just wait it out, manual purning, regular water changes, and turning the rocks helps too. Although this can take awhile.
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