mos90
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im going to jump in here and ask a question that probably already has been answered, but i no time to read all 57 pages.
ive been running pellets in tlw150 reactor for about 4 months with little to no change in either n or p. im also running a refugium with cheato ,gfo and carbon. nitrates seem to stay at 2 and phos at .024. i can never get them lower. the cheato doesnt seem to be dieing off or slowing as far as growth.
im wondering if the gfo is hurting the growth of the pellet bacteria. causing them to be ineffective. i thinking of stopping the carbon and gfo and see what happens. i was hoping to eliminate ,gfo,carbon and cheato totally with the use of pellets.
ill tell u that something is wrong. all my sps corals are stning from the base and my lps corals have not shown much growth if any. im thinking lack of p.
have we determined that we should not run gfo with these pellets? some pellet companies say no, some say yes.
my hanna ppb meter is reading 8. but i dont believe it. i think its lower then that. all other low range tests dont even register.
ive been running pellets in tlw150 reactor for about 4 months with little to no change in either n or p. im also running a refugium with cheato ,gfo and carbon. nitrates seem to stay at 2 and phos at .024. i can never get them lower. the cheato doesnt seem to be dieing off or slowing as far as growth.
im wondering if the gfo is hurting the growth of the pellet bacteria. causing them to be ineffective. i thinking of stopping the carbon and gfo and see what happens. i was hoping to eliminate ,gfo,carbon and cheato totally with the use of pellets.
ill tell u that something is wrong. all my sps corals are stning from the base and my lps corals have not shown much growth if any. im thinking lack of p.
have we determined that we should not run gfo with these pellets? some pellet companies say no, some say yes.
my hanna ppb meter is reading 8. but i dont believe it. i think its lower then that. all other low range tests dont even register.