Algone works!

tcarswell

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I have been using algone for three weeks now replacing the packets every week and the tanks I have used algone on have lesser (Mildly ) Nitrates. But the shocker is I have no algae what so ever:dance:

Highly reccomend it!

 

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I've seen it but never tried it, I figured it was snake oil. Thanks for trying it.

 

tcarswell

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Believe me it works. When I opened up the used packet it was fulll of brown algae and now my algae is getting cleared up and nitrates are being slowly reduced.

 

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Is your tank planted? My nitrates are usually around 20ppm, until wc time.

 

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• #5

If I am not mistaking it will also kill inverts.

 

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That is not necessarily a bad thing.

 

petluvr

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For some of us it is

 

tcarswell

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Its not a planted tank but all three of my tanks im using it on had (Yes HAD) brown algae problems now its like this on every tank

 

nickmcmechan

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I've recently used eSHa 707 with success on BBA

 

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I'm setting up a 75g if I run into problems (which I'm sure I will) I'll give it a try.