[Lucky]

Hello,
Thanks for stop'n by.

I have a 310 and I'm wanting to add a phos reactor. I don't know much about them though. I saw Kent makes a product called "Maximum Power-Phos" This product will NOT alow the phos to leak out when exhausted.
Does any one know about this? What kind of reacter would I need for my size tank and how much flow will I need through it?
NOTE: I used Julian Sprung's "PhosBan" in a nano once but I didn't like it because the flow was to hard to set and it just melted and leached into the tank. ???
I have been useing the "Poly Filter" but I'm just not getting the phos low enough and cost wise I believe a good reactor would be cheaper in the long run and more efective as well.
Any Ideas?

Lucky

[spamreefnew]

phosphates come from tap water and/or cheap food and cheap carbon. if you use ro/di and quality products you wont need one

[reefnoob1991]

Yeah, they can be prevented by quality water (RO/DI as spamreefnew stated), and not overfeeding...making sure to check the foods you feed with don't contain high phosphates.

[Adam J]

How do I know if my foods have high phosphates?

[reefnoob1991]

Look in the ingredients or it should say low or no phosphates on the side