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  1. burnnspy

    calcium levels

    There is absolutely something amiss, calcium cannot measure that high as far as I know unless like was mentioned above you water would be milky and calcium particles would be present. BurnNSpy
  2. burnnspy

    http links for DSB comparison studies?

    Tanks with DSB have little to know Nitrates, tanks witout have massive Nitrates if the bioload is that of a normal FO or reef tank. This is a well known fact. BurnNSpy
  3. burnnspy

    advice for my setup?

    Your tank is a nitrate nightmare waiting to happen. I recommend removing the Bioballs and mechanical filtration from the canister. BurnNSpy
  4. burnnspy

    Elegant coral not openng

    Change the water flow to the Elegance and see if that helps. BurnNSpy
  5. burnnspy

    best light bulbs for a 48in light set up.

    Polyps, mushrooms, soft corals and LPS corals. Gorgians are not for the normal home reef tank. BurnNSpy
  6. burnnspy

    Sunflower or Gonipora?

    I dont recommend either for inexperienced reef keepers. They both have poor survival rates. BurnNSpy
  7. burnnspy

    mandarin gobies

    I recommend Mandarins for experienced reef keepers with refugium typr tanks since Mandarins are not able to compete for food. BurnNSpy
  8. burnnspy

    Aragamilk results

    1. I didnt mention aragonite powder. 2. I have only 1 Acropora in my 29gal reef so with Aragamilk I no longer need Turbo Calcium as far as I can tell. Everything depends on how loaded a tank is of course. BurnNSpy
  9. burnnspy

    sand -vs- aragonite

    UGFs are detrimental in a reef tank but are useful in FO tanks. BurnNSpy
  10. burnnspy

    Glass bottom tank

    A glass bottom doesnt remove nitrates and is ugly. BurnNSpy
  11. burnnspy

    Aragamilk results

    I have tested it and found it to be extremely effecient in maintaining calcium and alkalinity levels. I believe it to be better the two part additives and easier to use. Highly recommended by me and is now a permanent part of my reef maintenance. BurnNSpy
  12. burnnspy

    DRY GOODS

    Salifert test kits and Aragamilk. BurnNSpy
  13. burnnspy

    Prizm Protein Skimmer & Nature’s Ocean® Bio-Activ Live™ Aragonite

    Dont know about the skimmer but Natures Ocean sand is gravel I highly recommend. BurnNSpy
  14. burnnspy

    BurnNSpy

    Denitrification occurs in both Anxious and Anerobic conditions but it is believed that denitrification is less effecient in Anerobic conditions(DSB). If you want both I recommend a DSB, 4"+ gravel in the main tank and Plenum with 4" gravel in a sump that has a low flow rate to the main tank to...
  15. burnnspy

    calcium levels

    Your test is bad, I recommend a Salifert kit for accuracy. BurnNSpy
  16. burnnspy

    BurnNSpy

    A plenum need 4" of gravel above ot to work properly. Unlike a DSB a plenum denitrates all the way to the plenum because some O2 reaches the plenum in an Anxious(O2 low) state and not Anerobic(O2 free) as a DSB. BurnNSpy
  17. burnnspy

    Hey reefman

    Take your non-reef related topics to the Aquarium where it belongs please. BurnNSpy
  18. burnnspy

    Tesk kits for Reef tank.

    I recommend salifert, accuracy counts in a reef system IMO. BurnNSpy
  19. burnnspy

    Which salt brand, and WHY?

    I use Instant Ocean because it works and is inexpensive. The 2 best reasons to use anything as far as I know. BurnNSpy
  20. burnnspy

    BurnNSpy

    the plenum sit on the tank bottom, it is used to create a water void beneath the gravel. It removes nitrates more efficiently then any other method to date with DSB running a close second. BurnNSpy
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