Nita-Guard BIO-cubes. anyone have input

[Chris82]

thanks for the input!

[typezero]

Lol or they are lazy!

[mrhasan]

Originally Posted by typezero

Lol or they are lazy!

They must be like "yo mr. algae, can be please take care of these phosphates! I need a nap" and after the nap, "holy crap, you ate em all???"

[typezero]

Yea i heard they can reduce a fish only system of 100+ ppm nitrates to 0 in a month or 2

[mrhasan]

Originally Posted by typezero

Yea i heard they can reduce a fish only system of 100+ ppm nitrates to 0 in a month or 2

Yah that's kinda scary! Fishes be like "oyeee I can't poop any faster".

[titus]

Hello

Out of curiosity what kind of skimmers and tank sizes do you all have here?


Titus

[Proteus]

Originally Posted by titus

Hello

Out of curiosity what kind of skimmers and tank sizes do you all have here?


Titus

Hey boss

Myself I run a 42g system with a nac7 skimmer

[Chris82]

130 rsm and a 65 gallon with eshops 100 skimmer.
Can someone enlighten/explain to me about the comments about cyano and the concern of feeding it if you run stuff like nitro guard?

I have 0 cyano or any aleage for that matter.

[mrhasan]

Originally Posted by Chris82

130 rsm and a 65 gallon with eshops 100 skimmer.
Can someone enlighten/explain to me about the comments about cyano and the concern of feeding it if you run stuff like nitro guard?

I have 0 cyano or any aleage for that matter.

Well bio cubes are food source for bacteria. Generally, what you want is to feed the right bacteria (denitrifying) but occasionally, the wrong bacteria starts eating and cyano breaks loose. It helps to dose the right bacteria too (like MB7) so that the right bacteria can outrun the wrong bacteria with the food.