is this too many or too little bio balls?? see PIC

[mike90]

too many or too little?

 

[Ben1]

For a reef tank I wouldnt use any as the LR give plenty of bio-filtration, if its a FO then maybe, thats fine, but some people would fill them up higher.

 

[Unarce]

Be sure no one mistakenly drinks the Mott's

 

[Anonymous]

I agree with Ben and Unarce.

I also hope you didn't cut the wood out from the stand just to take the pic too! 8O

 

[Anonymous]

None are needed with LR.
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[WRASSER]

The more bio-balls you have the more nitres you hold :?

 

[mike90]

Be sure no one mistakenly drinks the Mott's

LOL. :lol: yea that wouldnt be good

 

[mike90]

I agree with Ben and Unarce.

I also hope you didn't cut the wood out from the stand just to take the pic too! 8O

haha. no that is the front where my door shuts. i didnt care what it looked like behind the door

 

[mike90]

The more bio-balls you have the more nitres you hold :?

is there something else i should put in there besides the bio balls? i have a 10 gallong fuge sitting next to the wet/dry

 

[Anonymous]

You dont need anything really.
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[Unarce]

You can convert it to a refugium. Just slap a PC on there and you can keep some additional LR, chaetomorpha, and some Hippoppus clams.

 

[Anonymous]

Yep... - NEUTER that sucker! - Cut them balls outta there! :lol:

 

[mike90]

i have a fuge sitting next to it already.

 

[WRASSER]

Take half the bio-balls out for a while, like a week then test your water see were you are at with the nitrates and trites, some surface is good andit hurt to keep half. trial and error keep the fuge it is a big plus :wink: