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January 14th 06, 10:17 PM
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Nitirites
Any recommendations for reducing nitrite levels ?
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January 14th 06, 10:39 PM
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Nitirites
"Duane Bras" wrote in message
... Any recommendations for reducing nitrite levels ? For nitrites (NO2), water changes, and a bit of salt in the water to help the fish. Really need to go after the root cause, unless it's your first bout of 'cycling'. But if you mean nitrates (NO3), then the answer is completely different. -- www.NetMax.tk
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#3
January 15th 06, 02:31 AM
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Nitirites
Bottom posted.
Duane Bras wrote: Any recommendations for reducing nitrite levels ? Nitrex by interpet. Nitra-zorb. These two products might starve and existing filter/etc. though.
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January 15th 06, 10:47 PM
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Nitirites
"Duane Bras" wrote in message ... Any recommendations for reducing nitrite levels ? The the following article on cycling tanks. ;-) http://www.fishaholics.org/articles.php?ArtId=12 Tim
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