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I am going to be starting my 150 with dry rock (want to minimize contaminates) I am looking at the Pukani or the Reef Saver. I know the Pukani is more Puris then the reef saver but I think the reef saver will be easier to scape. Does anyone have any suggestions on which one I should go with? Also It will be a SPS dominate 150. I have heard people say that Pukani also tends to leach PO4 back into the system after a few years?
 
Check out reefcleaners dry rock as well. I know a lot of people who have used it and been very happy, myself included.
 
I am going to be starting my 150 with dry rock (want to minimize contaminates) I am looking at the Pukani or the Reef Saver. I know the Pukani is more Puris then the reef saver but I think the reef saver will be easier to scape. Does anyone have any suggestions on which one I should go with? Also It will be a SPS dominate 150. I have heard people say that Pukani also tends to leach PO4 back into the system after a few years?
Really want some data on the Po leaching thing. Any links ?
 
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