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Old 07-14-2006, 12:45 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Question Chaeto to Reduce Phosphates?

Hell everyone, in my attempt to mimic a natural habitate and to reduce the amount of chemical additives used within my reef I was wondering if Chaeto should be used to decrease the phosphate levels within my aquarium. I am trying to combat a Cyno problem within my aquarium naturally rather then using a quick chemical cure. Could anyone point me in the right direction about Chaeto and where I can get some if it does indeed reduce phosphates.
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yes chaeto is great as a natural nitrate and phosphate remover. other macro algaes work great but i find chaeto is easy to control.
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yes chaeto is great as a natural nitrate and phosphate remover. other macro algaes work great but i find chaeto is easy to control.
Pham411, is there anyt place online that I'm able to order Chaeto from? What is the car requirement other then water quality and light needed for their growth?
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