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November 16th 06, 10:52 PM
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Protein Skimmer and Phosphate
Yes it does by removing organics that contain phosphorous.
Ahh, the great chemistry Guru speaks! You really don't have a clue! Lol. The OP asked about phosphate (PO4-3), not phosphorus. Although skimmers remove organic compouds that contain phosphorus, they DO NOT remove phosphate. While you're at it you may as well state that skimmers remove orgaincs that contain Carbon, Oxygen and Nitrogen. There has been some thought that it removes orthophosphate, but I've seen no proof of that. Goof ball, do you know what orthophosphate is? LOL Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets nospam wrote on 11/14/2006 7:53 PM: Pardon my ignorance, does a protein skimmer remove phosphate from a marine tank? 
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