KENT (carbon) Guys do not use it, cK out this thread.

[reewik]

https://www.reef2reef.com/forums/ge...0323-kent-marine-reef-carbon-killed-most.html

 

[rcmike]

Boy, that would stink. Personally I hardly ever use carbon anyway. Never could tell any difference if I used it or not.

 

[ToXIc]

Boy, that would stink. Personally I hardly ever use carbon anyway. Never could tell any difference if I used it or not.

I could. My tank had soo much organics that even after scrubbing my hand 5 times it still stunk of fish. Now since running ROX I no longer have that issue.


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[Luckfish]

I believe they are recalling a batch of Kent carbon

Kent Marine » KENT Marine Reef Carbon Product Advisory | News | News Archive

As for carbon use; 1+ to Toxic's statement I use it and can tell a difference in clarity and less gunk in the tank

On a related note their is a grooup buy going on through BRS which has good carbon.

 

[rcmike]

I've used it at different times over the years. I do keep some on hand just in case I need it. I run a little ozone for an hour in the middle of the night and that keeps the water sparkling. I know most people recommend carbon on the output of the skimmer when using ozone but it is such a low dose I have never had a problem. Some people are scared of ozone but it is pretty safe unless you use a huge amount.

 

[Luckfish]

I've often thought to using ozone. do you think it has any impact on pods?

 

[rcmike]

I have plenty of pods. I have a pair of fat scooter blennies I have had for a couple of years. Well, one of them doesn't count since he will eat anything including flake food. :D I am using a Red Sea Aquazone 100mg/hr set at about 50%. To keep the water clear I only have to run it about an hour a day. When I first got it I had it on overnight the first night and when I looked at the tank the next morning it was noticeably clearer.