BioPellets or Algae Reactor

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I recently purchased an eel fro my 345L system and I want to prevent the spike of nitrate and phosphate due to the eel's food from creating an algae issue. My tank (which I bought second hand) had a Reef Octopus Biopellet reactor which I didn't use when setting up my tank, should I run it as a Biopellet reactor or use it as an algae reactor.

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It’s really personal preference, I prefer bio pellets personally

Welcome to R2R as well!
 

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All the best coral sellers in my area run refugiums with chaeto. That’s when I knew I needed one. Started with a Tunze Micro Algae Reactor on Red Sea Reefer 170. The tank blossomed after installing. Upgraded to a 425XL with homemade chaeto refugium. Will never run an aquarium without one.
 

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