Phosphate Too High ?? How too bring it down?

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Crazylogix

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Hello the phosphate in my community his very hi since the beginning I know its dosent do direct repercussion on fish'dosent s but I think it should be better to bring it down so if someone have and idea how!!

I tried the chemical phosphate remover...! works
Planted many plant... no direct influence Someone told me that It should resolve the problem with the time.
... Maybe Im too much feeding but the eat everything!
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Water changes :thumbsup:
 
Howdy,

What's your tap water phosphate?

Also, do you use any water conditioners that may contain phosphates? e.g. Tetra's blackwater extract (ToruMin) contains a TON of phosphates.

HarleyK
 
I would look into a phosban reactor.
 
Crazylogix;3611205; said:
What is a phosban reactor ... and phosphate finally is slowly droping down the plants are doing there job finally!!

Just a media tube to keep your phosphate removal media. The phosphate could have come form a number of sources. There could have been a short term spike in your tap water, commercial foods, aquarium additives etc. As long as it keeps going down I wouldn't be too worried.
 
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