After all these years, I STILL cant believe we haven't developed a way to readily absorb/adsorb nitrates.
I'm obviously NOT a biologist or chemist, but does anyone that IS in the chemistry field have an idea as to what makes this issue so hard to defeat? I just cant believe in this day and time someone hasn't come up with something other than sugar/alcohol fed denitrator type filters, or DSB, or Bio Pellets (saltwater only) or media's that just aren't very efficient at doing the job.
Seriously, someone could make a "killing" if they had a rechargeable media that actually worked for a reasonable cost. Purigen is the closest I've found, and that works by absorbing waste/ammonia before converted by BB, which can be like a double edged sword. I still use it though.
Thanks for trying something new!
Well, back to the lab...LOL
I'm obviously NOT a biologist or chemist, but does anyone that IS in the chemistry field have an idea as to what makes this issue so hard to defeat? I just cant believe in this day and time someone hasn't come up with something other than sugar/alcohol fed denitrator type filters, or DSB, or Bio Pellets (saltwater only) or media's that just aren't very efficient at doing the job.
Seriously, someone could make a "killing" if they had a rechargeable media that actually worked for a reasonable cost. Purigen is the closest I've found, and that works by absorbing waste/ammonia before converted by BB, which can be like a double edged sword. I still use it though.
Thanks for trying something new!
Well, back to the lab...LOL