loaded nano tank with carbon dosing?

[johnfallon135]

has anybody loaded their nano tank really heavy with fishes and used carbon dosing to cure the nitrates?

 

[ThRoewer]

Why not just change the water in a nano?
I would be worried that a nano hasn't the stability you need for carbon dosing.

 

[LobsterOfJustice]

loaded nano tank with carbon dosing?

Also, nitrates isn't the reason people don't cram a nano full of fish. More to do with swimming space, territory, etc.

Many nanos don't have skimmers. Carbon dosing only works effectively with a decent skimmer.

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[Deinonych]

why not just change the water in a nano?
I would be worried that a nano hasn't the stability you need for carbon dosing.

+1

 

[johnfallon135]

Why not just change the water in a nano?
I would be worried that a nano hasn't the stability you need for carbon dosing.

Saw this coming a mile away I had no idea water changes lowers nitrates lmao!

 

[jbvdhp]

Saw this coming a mile away I had no idea water changes lowers nitrates lmao!

Well... When you remove X% of water, you also remove X% of whatever else as well. So if you have a nano you could remove half of the water let's say and in theory remove half of the concentration of NO3...


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