Mega Powerful Nitrate and Phosphate Remover - DIY!

SantaMonica · Nov 14, 2008

Well I thought more folks would want to be a scrubber builder, but so far only one person signed up to be in the directory that Worley set up:

http://www.algaescrubber.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=25

But at least those who want scrubbers (but don't have the time or ability to build one) can now have it done for them.

SantaMonica · Nov 16, 2008

Here are some other builds to give you more ideas:

"Nickq" on the UR site:

"Duijver" on the MFT site:

"Big Tanner" on the RS site:

"Cleous" on the FG site:

"Coopattack" on the FG site:

"Dohn" on the MASA site:

"Tapz" on the RP site:

"Freetareef" on the RF site:

"Glaring Toast" on the MFT site:

"Goodisor" on the MASA site:

"Hefner413" on the SWF site:

"Isaac" on the UK RF site:

"Jfdelacruz" on the RP site:

"Johnt" on the UR site:

"Jski711" on the RS site:

"Keyaam" on the MASA site:

"Labman" on the MD site:

"Minzuk" on the UR site:

"Mrobo770131" on the UR site:

"Obet_carlos" on the RP site:

"Pneumaticbetta" on the RS site:

"Rayjneal" on the SWF site:

"Tenpaullon" on the RP site:

"Todj2002" on the SWF site:

"Tom" on the RP site:

"Worley" on the AS site:

Caoboy · Nov 16, 2008

Very interesting...I wonder if hooking this up to the output of a canister filter would work, and then having it 'waterfall' back into the tank.

Potts050 · Nov 16, 2008

I see some impressive results but am also horified to see open wiring so close to water in a couple of installations. The inventive spirit is a wonderful thing but we need to practice electrical safety at all times.

These lamps should be be ground fault protected and also arc fault protected. Aquarium lighting is a seriuos cause of electrical contact injury and also residential fires. Take the necessary care needed to protect your own life and property and the health and safety of your loved ones ...PLEASE!

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