@Paul B out here schoolin' people. lol. REALLY cool stuff, thanks for sharing this Paul. Gives me lots to dig into.
So - using this info as a basis, we could say that scrubbers MAY be aiding in bacterial health and adding "beneficial chemicals" to the display. We still cannot (well I can't) answer the pros/cons/benefits of these interactions - but we think "It's good". I'm still really trying to justify/like this scrubber. lol. I know people think I'm just crapping all over them, but I'm not. If anything I'm a lil' peeved about the marketing pitch and that it's pretty undefined as to what they are doing in systems, beyond "keeping algae".
So - using this info as a basis, we could say that scrubbers MAY be aiding in bacterial health and adding "beneficial chemicals" to the display. We still cannot (well I can't) answer the pros/cons/benefits of these interactions - but we think "It's good". I'm still really trying to justify/like this scrubber. lol. I know people think I'm just crapping all over them, but I'm not. If anything I'm a lil' peeved about the marketing pitch and that it's pretty undefined as to what they are doing in systems, beyond "keeping algae".