Orca Phospha-Guard BIO-Cubes uses carbs to bust phosphate

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Orca Aquacultural Laboratories Phospha-Guard BIO-Cubes use carbohydrates to remove phosphates to fuel a natural biomass combat phosphate vs. GFO and other systems that look to absorb it. Orca’s Phospha-Guard BIO-Cubes are a passive method that does not require a fluidized media reactor, just use a mesh filter bag and put in a filter or sump […]

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