Hi everyone
I have 600 liters of aquarium and some corals (star polyps and zoanthides and mushrooms) and twelve fish (yellow, blue, dischardeny tanks, two dart fish, goby, one copper band butterfly, two perculas, one neon, two damsels) feeding them two times in a day for about a year and have problem with my phosphate level increasing insanely. I use 10 Milliliters of Vodka dosing with micro bacter 7 and bio fuel of brightwell , I have refregium a good skimmer , enough media and ...
I try everything you could imagine to reduce the phosphate level , I cut off flake food and rinse the other foods and water change they are all useless, also my nitrite and nitrate is zero. I use Hanna and salifert for testing.
At last I use the Phosphate E of brightwell and successfully reduced the Phosphate level to zero but when I stop using it Phosphate goes up insanely in seven days one ppm rises.
Please inform me how can I reduce my Phosphate level without using this product ? I want to add some corals to my aquarium
With many thanks from now to your guides
I have 600 liters of aquarium and some corals (star polyps and zoanthides and mushrooms) and twelve fish (yellow, blue, dischardeny tanks, two dart fish, goby, one copper band butterfly, two perculas, one neon, two damsels) feeding them two times in a day for about a year and have problem with my phosphate level increasing insanely. I use 10 Milliliters of Vodka dosing with micro bacter 7 and bio fuel of brightwell , I have refregium a good skimmer , enough media and ...
I try everything you could imagine to reduce the phosphate level , I cut off flake food and rinse the other foods and water change they are all useless, also my nitrite and nitrate is zero. I use Hanna and salifert for testing.
At last I use the Phosphate E of brightwell and successfully reduced the Phosphate level to zero but when I stop using it Phosphate goes up insanely in seven days one ppm rises.
Please inform me how can I reduce my Phosphate level without using this product ? I want to add some corals to my aquarium
With many thanks from now to your guides