Nitrate reduction and po4 reduction.

[angelfishlover]

Hey there,does introducing macroalgae help to reduce PO4 and NO3???Thx.

[zipp86]

yes it does but you need a refugium at last 3/4 your tank or else it doesnt really help.

[angelfishlover]

any1 noe whr is the cheapest denitrator sold???

[zipp86]

do one yourself..

[STORM TROPPER]

any1 noe whr is the cheapest denitrator sold???

U can try 328 clementi talk to lady boss.

[Salty_Creature]

do one yourself..

How to?

[zipp86]

go read online on coil denitrators, they should be pretty easy to construct..

[Salty_Creature]

go read online on coil denitrators, they should be pretty easy to construct..

Yeah.. interesting about that coil denitrator. Will try one day. So far, my nitrate reading 10ppm. Is that too high for fishes, softies & LPS?

[sherman]

Try sulphur denitration.

You can use a FR to diy one.

Result is fanastic

[Clam Guy]

yes it does but you need a refugium at last 3/4 your tank or else it doesnt really help.

Any facts in that statement? I'm not looking for an argument , I just want to make sure. Because my fuge area is 20% of my display volume. I'm running macro right now, and it seems to keep phosphates at 0, but does little to alter nitrates. Am i better to ditch it?

I'm also running a Kent Marine Phos Reactor. So, should I ditch the fuge? How about I replace it with a 6" DSB?