In the marine aquarium, filter sacks and filter papers are used for the mechanical filtering in addition to the skimmers. So different mediums are mostly used in the force-flowed reactors:
For the reduction of nitrate -and phosphate values, phosphate adsorber is required in most of the aquariums which usually reduced on iron-base the silicon -and phosphate values. Phosphate adsorber can either be hanged up in a reactor or in a filter sack. However biopellets and zeolite should be force-flowed and ensure a biological reduction of nitrate value.
Best is that zeolite should be operated in a separate zeolite filter. With activated carbon, specific poisons and nettle toxins are bonded in the aquarium.
In the marine aquarium, filter sacks and filter papers are used for the mechanical filtering in addition to the skimmers. So different mediums are mostly used in the force-flowed reactors:
For the reduction of nitrate -and phosphate values, p...
In the marine aquarium, filter sacks and filter papers are used for the mechanical filtering in addition to the skimmers. So different mediums are mostly used in the force-flowed reactors:
For the reduction of nitrate -and phosphate values, phosphate adsorber is required in most of the aquariums which usually reduced on iron-base the silicon -and phosphate values. Phosphate adsorber can either be hanged up in a reactor or in a filter sack. However biopellets and zeolite should be force-flowed and ensure a biological reduction of nitrate value.
Best is that zeolite should be operated in a separate zeolite filter. With activated carbon, specific poisons and nettle toxins are bonded in the aquarium.
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