Phosphate removal

[His & Hers. 240 Reef]

My wife takes care of everything while I'm gone but I'm passionate about it and she does it out of necessity. Well at first at least. She's grown to love it as well. But...the more and more tasks I put on her it just becomes a chore. I'm simply asking for what people are seeing the best results with, with the least effort.

I don't do it out of necessity! I do it all in the name of love[emoji173] Plus I'm totally invested in it this round! I want to see it succed[emoji4]
His&Hers Wifey

 

[GoVols]

I don't do it out of necessity! I do it all in the name of love[emoji173] Plus I'm totally invested in it this round! I want to see it succed[emoji4]
His&Hers Wifey

So...
Are we listening to His or Her on this post? :)

 

[AdamNC]

Mine are 3.04. [emoji31][emoji51]

Well I also started at 0.02ppm so I can't say on its reducing abilities but it certainly keeps it at the level.

 

[His & Hers. 240 Reef]

Wow that's a beauty! Love it.

I had high po4 in my 20l nano I am using phosguard with good results in a HOB filter.

It's a macro alage tank but Ha. took over so kinda tricky. Got the HA out but keep most of the macros going.

If your having hard time with GFO in a reactor I would go with the easier media in a HoB filter or just a bag in in a high flow Area.

I think they all work. I am curious to see if one if is a favorite of reefers.

Thanks!