Does carbon bleach your corals ? (Kent carbon recall)

[christyf5]

http://oceanaquatics.com/store/produ...7/Poly-Filter/


Ah Casey, stay in this hobby enough and you'll find you will get screwed often enough and by all the major brands, enough that you circle right back around to where you started

[Casey8]

Originally Posted by christyf5

http://oceanaquatics.com/store/produ...7/Poly-Filter/


Ah Casey, stay in this hobby enough and you'll find you will get screwed often enough and by all the major brands, enough that you circle right back around to where you started

Hahaha ... I believe what you say. I was swearing that I would never touch any Coralife brands in my life again, then after a few years I bought a UV with that brand name again.
Thanks for the link.

[christyf5]

Originally Posted by Casey8

Hahaha ... I believe what you say. I was swearing that I would never touch any Coralife brands in my life again, then after a few years I bought a UV with that brand name again.
Thanks for the link.

Yeah after a few years it doesn't sting as much. Funny, I just put a polyfilter on my tank the other day hoping it would help. Also switched to the ROX 0.8 carbon from BRS. My water is shiny clean and hopefully the filter is doing its work. I didn't lose any corals so I'm thinking its not the carbon, my problems likely come from another source (of which I will never figure out but will likely be fixed in the midst of all the other "fixes" I do at the same time).