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Old December 6th 06, 11:21 PM posted to rec.aquaria.marine.reefs
Tristan
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Default Blue Life Phosphate Control 1oz



I would be looking at how and why my phosphates got to where they are
than looking for a solution to a problem that at most seems like a
temporary bandaide. I am not familiar with the product you mention and
do not intend to get familiar withit or any other phosphate or other
ty0pe additive, but a lot of those products that kill off red slime
and lower phosphates do a lot more behind the scenes that is not
readily noticeable, such as effect beneficial bacteria etc......NOt
saying that products does or donp;t, but I would address the problem
why they go high to begin with and rectify that.

Just my opinion


On Wed, 06 Dec 2006 22:45:09 GMT, "TheRock" wrote:


"Pszemol" wrote in message
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"TheRock" wrote in message
news:tGqdh.5440$sM2.3344@trndny05...
OK, Just did a test a little over 2 hours later 10:15pm
and Phosphates are almost not detectable. WOW !

I'll test again tomorrow night.

Actually bought it he http://www.fragfarmer.com/home.php
$20 plus ship

So far looking good...again all fish and corals are fine.


Do you have some soft corals like toadstool Sarcophyton coral ?
They react unhealthy to poisoning with aluminium ions...


Yes 2 Sarcophyton frags. I just cut a monster 3 months ago. Traded 4 kept
2.
They look fine. ZERO PHOSPHATES TODAY !!!
This stuff works great. All water params are the same, including Copper and
Iron.
( I tested for everything I had a kit for )

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