GFO/phosphate remover for nano

[ramsey]

Does anyone have any recommendations? I want something that doesn't need a reactor and is not brightwells. I'm using the brightwells "GFO croutons" at the moment but it's expensive and doesn't seem to last longer the standard GFO.

[polarbear]

I use chemi pure elite in my 14 gallon biocube. It's worked out great and only needs to be changed about every 6 months.

[350gt]

Ya I was going to say chemi pure elite too...... Good stuff.

[1seahorse]

That's what I use too... I Just drop it one one of my intake cambers, And when I do my water changes, I always ask myself..."Why am I changing the water? It's crystal clear!" ... lol. I have this in all my salt water tanks. All IM Nuvo tanks at the moment. in addition to the filters they come with.

[ramsey]

Yeah, I've used it as well. It's a little pricey though but that may be what I go with. I'm planning to add a biopellet reactor within the next couple of weeks and I'm just trying to figure out what I'm going to run for phosphates long term. I'm looking to go low nutrient or ultra low nutrient.