Not my experience, but ok.You could use the foam pads BRS sells and use it, would make it much more efficient
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Not my experience, but ok.You could use the foam pads BRS sells and use it, would make it much more efficient
That would make it a huge pain to have to recharge. You’d have to bleach all the resin and really wash it. It’s not cheap and disposable. A reactor is just more problems than just a bag of it.You could use the foam pads BRS sells and use it, would make it much more efficient
I can vouch for that too, the removing of tannins in fw. While I’m not 100% sold on it for sw with skimmer it’s amazing in fw. My old 180 discus tank I used quite a lot and recharged when discolored, generally monthly and that was in addition to 30% daily ro water changes.
But it removes the same things as Carbon Just better but as anyone really proven that?
Chemipure blue contains an organic absorption resin, like purigen, along with carbon and GFO. It's basically the same as using carbon, purigen and GFO at once.
I think there 500% claim is against other comparable ion exchange resins. I didn’t think ion exchange resins were at all effective in salt water, tbh. 5 x nowt is not a lot, in my book.It won’t remove the exact same set of organics. Both Purigen and GAC will only remove a subset of total organics, and while organics are removed by both, same may be removed by only one of them.
I’d be very wary of any Seachem claim as they never provide evidence of things they say, and any 500% claim may be in a very peculiar scenario not reflective of real reef usage.
So Randy you recommend Both Chemipure blue and elite in conjunction for total coverage correct?I think there 500% claim is against other comparable ion exchange resins. I didn’t think ion exchange resins were at all effective in salt water, tbh. 5 x nowt is not a lot, in my book.
So Randy you recommend Both Chemipure blue and elite in conjunction for total coverage correct?
Thank you but don t alot of companies in this hobby make exorbitant claims for their products LOL . Just look at the supplement side Amazing that I never used one supplement in many years and I do not see a problem with any of the animals. thanks for your chemical expertise, very much appreciated.I used GFO and GAC (ROX 0.8).
I’ve never used a Chemipure. They likely work fine, but I do not want to support the Boyd company because it is my personal opinion that they mislead users of what their products accomplish and what they contain.
Thank you but don t alot of companies in this hobby make exorbitant claims for their products LOL . Just look at the supplement side Amazing that I never used one supplement in many years and I do not see a problem with any of the animals. thanks for your chemical expertise, very much appreciated.
Thanks for your reply. Having said that what companies products then are reliable to support.
Thank you. I will check both of them out. I actually was Thinking of trying ESV carbon next time I need carbon, Thanks.While I cannot claim to have investigated every product from every company, I have confidence in the chemistry knowledge of ESV and Tropic Marin based on both their claims and discussions with folks from those companies.
In many cases, I think that appropriately designed DIY products can carry purity assurances that hobby products often lack, and at a lower price.