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Just curiuos if any one is using this product to remove Posphates and silicates. I was told it works like a charm. It can get expensive but easier to use. Its called Phosbond by seachem
 
I was using before Phosphate RX manufactured by Blue Life ,It worked like a charm but be sure to directly follow the instructions , you don`t want to remove to much phosphates at once. I learned this the hard way! I put a little too much in and corals didn`t look to good the next day and it took a couple of weeks for them to recover good luck!
 
I was using before Phosphate RX manufactured by Blue Life ,It worked like a charm but be sure to directly follow the instructions , you don`t want to remove to much phosphates at once. I learned this the hard way! I put a little too much in and corals didn`t look to good the next day and it took a couple of weeks for them to recover good luck!
I'm trying the pads to see how much they remove. Each pad is rated for 80 gal. It's much easier than Rowa phos if they work. Thanks for the info it's very helpfull
 

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