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Bioplastics or biopellets are used to remove nitrates from your reef tank. Nitrates are the result of the breakdown of fish food and the resulting waste. These bioplastics release organic food which promotes the development of bacteria. This bacteria then removes the nitrates and phosphate as well as acting as a food source for filter-feeding invertebrates.
- NPX Bioplastics are granular media made from biodegradable polymers
- Use in a fluidized reactor
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Works Great By Dave on 6/30/2019
Dave would recommend this product to a friendI have used two little fishies pellets as well as some other brands. I haven't noticed much of a difference between one brand or another. But what I can tell you that using biopellets is a great way to go. It's very simple and doesn't use up a lot of space. I have very low nitrates and very low phosphates. I would recommend biopellets to anybody trying to reduce nitrates and phosphates. It also helps to keep pests algae at Bay. When my bioreactor broke down a few months ago all the sudden I had an algae problem. Since I've been consistent with the biopellet reactor I have a lot less problems. -
If used right great product By Best one I used on 7/25/2018
Best one I used would recommend this product to a friendIf ran into a skimmer it will work afterr sevral week start off slow -
Biopellets By Rafaylina on 3/17/2018
Rafaylina would recommend this product to a friendI use this kind of biopellets because I started with this kind of brand it’s work really really well once you have it dialed in -
Great product By collinsclan on 9/15/2017
collinsclan would recommend this product to a friendTLF pellets are the ONLY pellets I recommend to anyone using a reactor. They have worked the best out of all the brands I have tried, I develop and implement pellet reactors. -
Not bsd By Brian on 1/5/2017
Brian would recommend this product to a friendI use these in a reef octopus 90 I soaked them for 24 hrs and they worked pretty well for the first month. Now they'd stick at the top. Still keep all levels low. So anywAys they work. -
Only brand I've tried and works well By Lance on 2/21/2016
Lance would recommend this product to a friendI've used NPX Bioplastics in two different reactors and with flow adjusted correctly it has tumbled and I have seen a drastic lessening of nitrate level in the six months of use. Bought more to have on hand as I can see volume has lowered. -
So far so good. By Nic on 8/16/2015
Nic would recommend this product to a friendIt tumbles well in in my Minimax, just need to adjust the flow so it does not blast the pellets all the way to the top. couples of weeks now, and the corals seem to like it. -
Off to a fine start By Jeff on 4/18/2015
Jeff would recommend this product to a friendToo early to tell if effective for nutrient removal, but wanted to mention they tumble great for me in the BRS reactor. MJ 1200 is more than enough flow. -
These pellets are great By Steven on 12/29/2014
Steven would recommend this product to a friendIn regards to the poor review listed above...TLF pellets are the ONLY pellets I recommend to anyone using a reactor. They have worked the best out of all the brands I have tried, I develop and implement pellet reactors in many custom aquariums. I think the problem David was having was using flow through reactors on the cheap instead of recirculating reactors that are more suited for properly tumbling pellets independent of flow. -
Must be a better product By David on 11/14/2014
David wouldn't recommend this product to a friendI tried this product with the TLF Phosban reactor and the BRS reactor. I also switched out several pumps to include Magdrive3. I was never able to stop the pellets from sticking to the top. I soaked them I cleaned them and each time the same clump at the top. I do not think the pellets have the right consistency or weight to tumble. I did not notice a reduction in N03 after four months. Time to try something else this was a waste of time and money.
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