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01/08/2008, 08:46 PM
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phosphate drops
does anyone use blue life phosphate drops? i know they work, or have been told they work but the question is is it cost effective to use them instead of a gfo thru a reactor that uses electricity. 1 ounce of this stuff cost 21 dollars and i am trying to guage how much i will be using. can anyone tell me about how much you use per week, your gallonage and your feeding regime, or even which forum might i get some answers in?
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01/08/2008, 09:10 PM
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I used it in my old tank. They were as high as 3.5ppm then once I got them down i used my reactor to manage them. Buying GFO from twopart would be your best bet. its cheap and lastsa lot longer
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