Mega Powerful Nitrate and Phosphate Remover - DIY!
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He he... actually this is really not that big a deal. The bucket scrubber was version 1, and this acrylic scrubber is version 2, but version 3 I can only talk about on the algae scrubber site. Version 3 is to 2, what 2 is to 1.
I don't think I'd run one exclusively but in addition to your regular filtration, there are some F/W benefits...Jgray152;2396550; said:
How long have you had yours up and running?
I don't have one running yet. I do see the benefits from this on freshwater. Im just talking about the extra lighting that is being spoken about. I believe from what I have seen from your setup and the other setup under the guys tank, that less lighting in freshwater might work better than lots of lighting that seem to work for saltwater applications.
Its interesting to see the results. I do believe more testing of different methods need to be made on freshwater setups.
Also, there is no way you can patent this and expect everyone to call it one name. Look how many canister filters there are.... Those are all patented too.
I see what you are saying, yes way more testing on f/w is in order...Jgray152;2396812; said:
as far as the patent reference, I was saying the concept and principles, of course cannot be patented but the model they are doing should be...somebody will if they don't...
Another reefer with a good camera offered to take pics and vids of my display, but until we can arrange for that, here are some sump shots with my old 2meg camera:
