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I was having the same problem and a friend of mine suggested biodigest.. I have a large predator tank and I've been told it's very common for pred tanks to have high nitrates but I still try and keep water quality as good as I possibly can.PWC are effective and quite easy considering you're only...

I also turned off my skimmer/ozone generator for a few hrs even though the box or reviews say very little about it.. Any input will be appreciated Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium

I just started dosing my tank with prodibio biodigest to ease a problem I'm having with nitrates and algae. I've done alot of reading and most suggest using bioptim as well? Just wondering if this is necessary in a fish only tank? Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium

Here's a few pics,theres also a large tessalata eel in the mix Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium

Also looking for any other methods ppl have used with success other than PWC of course.. Thanks Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium

I'm looking for a decent denitrator for my 150gal FOWLR setup.. Anyone know of a good one for good price? Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium

I agree.. I prefer acrylic to glass any day of the week.. Try shattering a 180 gal tank and see how much damage it does to your floors and drywall.. I've had my 150 gal acrylic for about 5 yrs and I bought it used an it still looks like it did the day I bought it

I simply stated what I did with my personal Setup,damsels are very inexpensive and they are great to cycle your tank.. I guess it does depend on what type of setup you're going for but since I have an aggressive community tank they worked perfectly and all four lived for over a year in the...

You def don't have to wait to put fish in there if that's what you want to do,I laid down black and white live sand and mixed it,added the saltwater and as soon as the cloudiness went away immediately added the damsels,def the quickest way to cycle your tank

I started my tank with four damsels and added a pair of clown fish a cpl weeks later.also recommend buying live sand also to speed up the process. Then just buy a kit that tests all your levels and your ammonia and nitrate will spike and then they will go back to a normal level then you can...

350 is a steal if you ask me.. The scratches can be easily buffed out with a little work. I'd go for it