Using carbon during chelated copper treatment.

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Will carbon (Seachem pouch designed for Tidal 35 HOB) remove or significantly reduce the level of chelated copper in my 16 gallon qt tank? If no, is there any reason *not* to run carbon during the copper phase of qt?
 
Will carbon (Seachem pouch designed for Tidal 35 HOB) remove or significantly reduce the level of chelated copper in my 16 gallon qt tank? If no, is there any reason *not* to run carbon during the copper phase of qt?
Yes it will and act as remover. Remove it and place back in after treatment
 

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