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True any biofilm will intercept P before entering the rock. The P still gets in the rock though because after bleaching the rock the P still comes out.

Not sure about anything for humans

No reason why you can't try it. Just have a way to stop loose strands from getting in pumps.

I've heard of soaking in Selcon before, but not spirulina. Not sure how much would stick.

The amazing nutrient cycle of water. #algaereactor #algaescrubber #ats #ballingmethod #biopellets #bulkreefsupply #canisterfilter #carbondosing #chaeto #chaetomorpha #chaetoreactor #coralvue #fleecefilter #fluconazole #freshwateraquarium #gfo #nitrate #phosphate #pelletreactor #plantedtank...

CJ shows his overgrowth on the RAIN2 with four GEM5 lights. Only GEM5 lights are strong enough to penetrate growth this thick. #algaereactor #algaescrubber #ats #ballingmethod #biopellets #bulkreefsupply #canisterfilter #carbondosing #chaeto #chaetomorpha #chaetoreactor #coralvue...

Must be great having all these stores nearby

February 4, 2025 Stock update from Santa Monica Filtration: 0 - RAIN4 2 - RAIN2 with 4 GEM5 lights 1 - RAIN2 with 2 GEM5 lights 1 - Pole Mount for RAIN2 2 - HOG3xx 3 - HOG3x 0 - HOG3 2 - HOG2x 4 - HOG2 3 - HOG1x 6 - HOG1 0 - HOG.5 0 - SLIP.7 0 - SURF8x 0 - SURF8 0 - SURF4x 1 - SURF4 0 -...

GEM5® lights use all-red light which grows algae the best, and are fully submersible. 1000 PAR per light. #algaereactor #algaescrubber #ats #ballingmethod #biopellets #bulkreefsupply #canisterfilter #carbondosing #chaeto #chaetomorpha #chaetoreactor #coralvue #fleecefilter #fluconazole...

For pico tanks, or for growing food for nano's, the DROP.2 is the smallest scrubber in the world.

The DROP.6x is mostly for AIO back compartments, and has two LEDs focused on just the back wall, where the Green Grabber growth surface is. #algaereactor #algaescrubber #ats #ballingmethod #biopellets #bulkreefsupply #canisterfilter #carbondosing #chaeto #chaetomorpha #chaetoreactor #coralvue...

Any idea what it is?

No they were salt. Fast swimmers.

I like articles like this :)

I had 5 striped catfish that stayed in a super tight school back and forth across the substrate.