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Old 03-20-2013, 06:04 AM
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Yup, used them for a while now.....love them. One important thing with bio pellets is using a large enough pump with them to keep them tumbling very rapidly. My nitrates went from 40-50ppm (salifert test kit), to 2ppm(still salifert kit) took about 6 months to get there and i have a really really really high bio-load. What can i say love my fish as much as I love my corals! I would most definetly recommend them and i would never set up a system with out them....as i begin planning my future 180 gallon upgrade!! Yay!
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So do you guys run biopellet s with a gfo?
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So do you guys run biopellet s with a gfo?
I always have, yes.
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Old 08-22-2013, 03:35 PM
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So do you guys run biopellet s with a gfo?

I run both GFO and recirculating bio-pellet reactor. Nitrates have been below 2 ppm since.
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