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Bill@IA
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Everything you wanted to know about Biodegradable Polymers aka BioPellets
Biodegradable Polymers - DrTim's Aquatics
Biodegradable Polymers - DrTim's Aquatics
Everything you wanted to know about Biodegradable Polymers aka BioPellets
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pulpfiction1
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very informative bill,in the past i used sugar,just sugar as a carbon source,worked good for the times but a few years ago i did change to vodka and was impressed with the results and ease of use,i finally went to pellets for the reasons mentioned in the video,only top up when needed (6-9 months) and it helped with controlling phosphates
excellent post bill
excellent post bill
Darryl_V
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informative.
Dr.Tims is marketing what he calls the only PHA bio-pellet that is designed for aquarium use.
What I found interesting in the video is that it said typically P04 can become limited causing left over NO3 but in my experience when I have stoped gfo my phosphates went up......making me believe my tank is NO3 limited.
Dr.Tims is marketing what he calls the only PHA bio-pellet that is designed for aquarium use.
What I found interesting in the video is that it said typically P04 can become limited causing left over NO3 but in my experience when I have stoped gfo my phosphates went up......making me believe my tank is NO3 limited.
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