Amphiprion Contain the Excitement... Feb 14, 2007 5,776 0 0 Mobile, Alabama Real Name Andrew Jun 1, 2008 #11 Well, the carbon itself will become exhausted--so I would replace it reasonably often. Is it refillable?
Well, the carbon itself will become exhausted--so I would replace it reasonably often. Is it refillable?
kay-bee AC Members Sep 14, 2005 706 0 16 Tampa, FL Jun 3, 2008 #12 Amphiprion said: ...The effect of carbon on an already excessive amount of trace elements found in salt mixes and foods will hardly be an issue.... Click to expand... :iagree: My agreement is based on the results I have seen with my corals after running copious amounts of carbon for the last 6 months or so in my reef tank.
Amphiprion said: ...The effect of carbon on an already excessive amount of trace elements found in salt mixes and foods will hardly be an issue.... Click to expand... :iagree: My agreement is based on the results I have seen with my corals after running copious amounts of carbon for the last 6 months or so in my reef tank.
cav wayne Dec 11, 2006 1,188 0 0 49 Hull, UK. Jun 4, 2008 #13 I ran it 24/7 in my nano and my corals were fine. I ran smallish amounts and changed it every 2 weeks
I ran it 24/7 in my nano and my corals were fine. I ran smallish amounts and changed it every 2 weeks