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bro Cfoh, how does it work? i mean i dont see any piping.

have very small dosing pump/air pump tubing hide behind.. Just for fun project... :P

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We need to significant number of mangroves in order for effective nutrient export, but again mangrove can be an interest additional to a marine tank :P

Yes boss, IMHE 1sq foot tanks need 20 local mangrove stalk to be effective (bring down up to 5ppm No3). It is good to use red mangrove from Hawaii as this mangrove's root is fibrous producing 3-5 branches as compare to local one tapered root. Mean you no need much to cover 1ftsq say 5 stalks is enough.

Mix reef-Main tank 3x2.5x2.5ftA

TI 3ft 8tube

Hitachi compressor unit 1HP

1 x AP- 702 Deltec

1 x Coral Lab CR with Ph controller; 1X AquaMedic Kalk Reactor top off

Baby fish dosing kh/Sr&Kcl/mg

DI water thru kalkwasser

1 x Skimz Fr with BRS gfo

2 x Rio 32hF main pump

1 x Pinpt Orp monitor

1 X Pinpt Ph monitor

Aquamedic wave maker

Sump 3x1.5ft plumbed together with;

1.5ft cube live rock

Frag tank 5x1x1ft

 

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Yes boss, IMHE 1sq foot tanks need 20 local mangrove stalk to be effective (bring down up to 5ppm No3). It is good to use red mangrove from Hawaii as this mangrove's root is fibrous producing 3-5 branches as compare to local one tapered root. Mean you no need much to cover 1ftsq say 5 stalks is enough.

Thanks for sharing the info. I didnt know that Hawaii mangrove is better in nutrient export .

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Any form of filtration is better than no filtration. In a closed system, exporting nutrients are better than converting to another form.

It depends on what you are measuring against. 50% water change beats mangrove hands down. Poorly maintained denitrator gets beaten by mangrove.

Denitrators are notoriously teadious to optimise. If I were to choose one, I would choose mangrove over denitrator. The more complex the organism is, the better the ability to self regulate. Plant vs bacteria, plant easier to survive from poor maintenance.

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