Algea Reactor

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Hello dear seawater friends
I would like to lower and keep my nitrate and phosphate (NO3:16 and PO4 0.11) levels low and am now considering installing an algae refuge or algae reactor. What would you recommend: algenreactor or refugium?
Does anyone have experience with an algae reactor and can tell their experiences with it?
Thanks
 
That’s a pretty healthy level of nutrition in the tank, why bother it?
 
My goal is simply to have PO4: 0.05 and NO3: 5, which I think would be better for the entire mixing tank
 
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My goal is simply to have PO4: 0.05 and NO3: 5, which I think would be better for the entire mixing tank
Hmm, anyways I had an algae reactor and it ended up doing was adding a chore to my tank and then leaked to the point I got tired of messing with it and took it off line. Just sharing my experience with it, sitting in the garage now
 

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