C chrismr Fishaholic Joined Dec 21, 2005 Messages 535 Reaction score 0 Mar 25, 2006 #1 Do they actually remove nitrates, or is this just a way they try and make you spend more money?
Bloo ~ I learn something new ~ ~~~~ every day ~~~~ Joined Mar 31, 2005 Messages 9,085 Reaction score 1 Location Norfolk, UK Mar 25, 2006 #2 Well yes, they do remove Nitrates. A recognised brand like that won't dare to make a product that doesn't work. However..... it's a waste of money. Just stick to your weekly water changes - that's much better (for your pocket and the fish).
Well yes, they do remove Nitrates. A recognised brand like that won't dare to make a product that doesn't work. However..... it's a waste of money. Just stick to your weekly water changes - that's much better (for your pocket and the fish).
J jarmado Leader of the Pieces Joined Mar 25, 2006 Messages 1,332 Reaction score 0 Jul 18, 2006 #3 i tried opening one of their compact nitrate sponge and there is a capsule of black/grey bits inside. probably bacteria that should consume the nitrates when released to the sponge/water.
i tried opening one of their compact nitrate sponge and there is a capsule of black/grey bits inside. probably bacteria that should consume the nitrates when released to the sponge/water.