DVH All in one BioPellets

[whytey963]

Just wondering if reefer are using this product as I think it is quite new, and what there thoughts are on the product
Thanks

 

[whytey963]

Got to be someone out there using it

 

[Jesse571]

Just wondering if reefer are using this product as I think it is quite new, and what there thoughts are on the product
Thanks

Im6using it and it took about 6 weeks but dropped both my nitrates and phosphate. Highly recommend it as I tried everything else...lol.

 

[Randy Holmes-Farley Verified Community Expert]

I've not heard of anyone report results from using it, but I'm not a fan of their description as it sounds like it is claiming to be all bacterial growth which they then go on to tout the benefits of, but then later they claim there's a phosphate binder in it, and if there is, it is just being left in the tank.

I personally would not use it without knowing what this binder was and having some knowledge that it is safe and what happens to it long term. It may be fine, but I'm not a fan of secret potions.

https://www.sewatec.com/dvh-all-in-one-advanced-biopellets-250ml/
"What makes the All-in-One BioPellets different from the standard pellets ?

This is the simple and easy to understand version. What we managed to do is to combine the NP Reducing BioPellets with the active ingredient of phosphate remover. As any organism need phosphates as a building block to allow growth, including bacteria, this makes this combination a win-win situation. Like with the standard NP Reducing BioPellets, as well as the NP Reducing BioPellets XL, the bacteria consumes the pellets for the carbon so they can multiply. At the same time they consume the nitrates and some phosphates from your water column which will lead to lower nitrate levels in your water."

 

[GSnake]

I've not heard of anyone report results from using it, but I'm not a fan of their description as it sounds like it is claiming to be all bacterial growth which they then go on to tout the benefits of, but then later they claim there's a phosphate binder in it, and if there is, it is just being left in the tank.

I personally would not use it without knowing what this binder was and having some knowledge that it is safe and what happens to it long term. It may be fine, but I'm not a fan of secret potions.

https://www.sewatec.com/dvh-all-in-one-advanced-biopellets-250ml/
"What makes the All-in-One BioPellets different from the standard pellets ?

This is the simple and easy to understand version. What we managed to do is to combine the NP Reducing BioPellets with the active ingredient of phosphate remover. As any organism need phosphates as a building block to allow growth, including bacteria, this makes this combination a win-win situation. Like with the standard NP Reducing BioPellets, as well as the NP Reducing BioPellets XL, the bacteria consumes the pellets for the carbon so they can multiply. At the same time they consume the nitrates and some phosphates from your water column which will lead to lower nitrate levels in your water."

I messaged them about this cause I was interested in the increased phosphate reduction. They said the only calcium carbonate is left as residue and everything else is consumed by bacteria.
They did not disclose the binder or other details