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[snowmansnow]

Bio pellets.... If starting a new tank would you use them? I know a lot of folks have issue adding them to existing, but what about a new tank.


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[lsu_fishfan]

I added them to my 60 gallon with no problems. Dropped my nitrates down from 15-20 to <5 ppm. I am also going to add them to my 250 gallon that was setup this year.

 

[crew]

Could you link me to some info on biopellets, how they are used, where they are used, etc? Even a build thread would work. I'm always interested in upping filtration.

 

[nickh06]

I started using bio-pellets on a new setup. Love them so far. Had a tiny cyano outbreak that was contained in the sump but its gone now. Skimmate is really dark now and my nitrates and phosphates are always in a good range if not 0.

 

[snowmansnow]

Crew. Bio pellets are just another form of carbon dosing.


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[camellia]

Crew;1029007 wrote: Could you link me to some info on biopellets, how they are used, where they are used, etc? Even a build thread would work. I'm always interested in upping filtration.

 

[skriz]

The better your system is to begin with, the less likely it is you'll need them. Always opt for the least risk involved methodology when you have the choice.

 

[declanisadog]

I've never used bio pellets, but considered it a while back. I've seen plenty of successful tanks that use them, but I feel I get the same results from dosing vodka. Cheaper and easier in my opinion.


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[snowmansnow]

I don't think I'll Do pellets. It's just one more thing to maintain



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