please post a picture of a used purigen

[philhawk]

could someone who is about to regenerate their purigen post a pic of it on some white paper. so someone new at it like me can get an idea of how dark it should be before regenerating

thanks

 

[Euge]

check out this thread

EDIT: OOPS wrong thread. hold on give me a sec to find it

EDIT AGAIN: Sorry can't find the thread right now. Will do it for you in a bit.

 

[RadleyMiller]

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1/2 way exhausted

 

[RadleyMiller]

 

[philhawk]

thats about how mine looks now. the regeneration business scares the crap out of me (i dont want to bleach my fish)

 

[RadleyMiller]

Phil,

you're not going to bleach your fish, don't worry

 

[philhawk]

thanks for the encouragement
bleach just isnt something that i've come to grips with having anything to do with the cleaning of a pet product.

 

[hillbilly]

Purigen will still work until it turns a dark brown, like the color of coffee grounds.

 

[RadleyMiller]

I just took that pic because someone else asked about the color of purigen. I don't know if purigen is like carbon and once it gets dark, its capability is significantly decreased.