can i have your opinion on this product please.

mr.clownfish

mr.clownfish

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i took a sample of my water to my lfs and they said i had high nitrate, so they sold me AZ-NO3- absolute zero nitrate.
is it good? it was kinda expensive like 25 bucks
 
salt life

salt life

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I have it, been using the same bottle for about 4 months. It does work but if you use it continually, I think it takes about 2 weeks to start. If you just use it like twice a month then it will immidietly start working, my bottle was ike 30 bucks, expensive but works with a good skimmer.
 
mr.clownfish

mr.clownfish

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how long do u think it would last me? i have a 30gal.
and i have a 100gal seaclone hang on protein skimmer, is that good enough?
 
meowzer

meowzer

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You should probably find out the cause of your high nitrates and try to correct the problem....Also, water chages will help...what kind of water do you use?
I have a few seaclones, and I think they are good.
 
salt life

salt life

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Originally Posted by Mr.clownfish
http:///forum/post/2916121
how long do u think it would last me? i have a 30gal.
and i have a 100gal seaclone hang on protein skimmer, is that good enough?
with a 30g that bottle will last you for a LONG time. i got the 30 buck bottle and ive been using it on my 75g for like almost 5 months maybe longer. But like meowzer said, would be a good idea to find out why you have the nitrates. maybe you just have a dead spot or something simple where you don't have to add the chemical. In my wet dry i have alot of build up that i cant get rid of so i am usingthe chemical till i switch over to my new sump.
 
mr.clownfish

mr.clownfish

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ummm im not really sure but i think the high nitrates is from the food i give my fish. cause i made it and i used black mussels from the ocean near me. and like 10 diffrent things i bough from the super market. im going to stop feeding them that and start frozen formula 1.
 
meowzer

meowzer

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Well if you cut out that food, and do a good water change, you should be able to get rid of the nitrates that way.
 
salt life

salt life

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Sounds like that could deffinetly be the problem especially in a 30g tank if there is uneaten food, id return the chemical and get your money back, just do some WC
 
lkgrenegade22

lkgrenegade22

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Originally Posted by meowzer
http:///forum/post/2916177
You should probably find out the cause of your high nitrates and try to correct the problem....Also, water chages will help...what kind of water do you use?
Agreed. Don't go throwing chemicals into your tank unless you have too. You can find out the cause (seems like you already have) of your high nitrates and fix that. What else is in your tank besides fish?
 
mr.clownfish

mr.clownfish

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Originally Posted by LKGRenegade22
http:///forum/post/2916269
Agreed. Don't go throwing chemicals into your tank unless you have too. You can find out the cause (seems like you already have) of your high nitrates and fix that. What else is in your tank besides fish?
i have a large frogspawn (that i accidentally broke in half, hammer coral, bubble coral, lots of zoos, a wired yellow/tan leather, some colt coral frags, xenia (that is breaking apart), red flower pot coral,small australian duncan, a huge cleaner clam, a mated pair of cleaner shrimp, like 5 hermit crabs, one sally light foot, and like a couple of snails.
i have noticed that i dont have anymore bristle worms. too.
 
mr.clownfish

mr.clownfish

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Originally Posted by Salt Life
http:///forum/post/2916190
Sounds like that could deffinetly be the problem especially in a 30g tank if there is uneaten food, id return the chemical and get your money back, just do some WC
they dont let me return chemicals at that lfs. only live specimens.
 
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