New PO4 remover

[ss95003]

I am pretty interested in this.

http://brightwellaquatics.com/products/xport_po4t.php

 

[bdare]

@ss95003 wrote:

honestly, I don't trust anything brightwell sells. They lost me when they started making claims their kalk mix also contained Mg. we know from randy holmes Farley that Mg precipitates out of mixed kalk.

I'm certainly not saying their products don't serve some purpose, but I think their claims for certain products is a bit far reaching.

 

[digital_gods]

Sounds like target specific resin with some nice looking packaging. Too bad it's not rechargeable.

Now I'm a fan of Brightwell Aquatics freshwater aquatic plant products. Excellent stuff and shrimp safe.

 

[bettalover]

@digital_gods wrote:

are you going to diy on these too?

 

[ss95003]

I like their products as well. I will try this out unless it is a crazy price.

 

[digital_gods]

@bettalover wrote:

are you going to diy on these too?"]

Not at the moment. I'm going to crash my tank one experiment at a time. LOL

 

[franklypre]

seachem's phosgaurd is what I use, it removes it just fine.

 

[bdare]

@franklypre wrote:

aluminum based phosphate removers are not recommended for reef tanks

 

[franklypre]

Most are not but Seachem, being the company they are tested this idea. Click link below if interested. They do recommend rinsing as the dust can be harmful

http://www.seachem.com/support/FAQs/PhosGuard.html

 

[ss95003]

Premium Aquatics said it was not avaliable yet from there supplier. So I emailed Brightwell and they said that major suppliers should be able to purchase it my mid Jan. So I assume PA should have this by the end of the month.