MASA Admin
Moderator
- Joined
- 8 May 2007
- Posts
- 14,097
- Reaction score
- 218
Brightwell NeoNitro is a balanced nitrogen source for those of yo running an ultra low nutrient system (ULNS). Although we often fight like mad to keep nitrogen and phosphates out of the aquarium, but with the ULNS you may actually need to add a nitrogen source to help with the natural uptake of phosphates.
Like the Brightwell NeoPhos we covered yesterday, this additive is not for the average reefer and for the mad scientist ULNSers out there that are striving to achieve a controlled balance. By adding NeoNitro, you are able to get the system to provide natural phosphorus uptake without the use of chemical filtration media and without adding organic material to raise the nitrogen content.
If you are looking to try it out, a 250ml bottle should run you around $7.
Readers also viewed:
Click here to read the article...
Like the Brightwell NeoPhos we covered yesterday, this additive is not for the average reefer and for the mad scientist ULNSers out there that are striving to achieve a controlled balance. By adding NeoNitro, you are able to get the system to provide natural phosphorus uptake without the use of chemical filtration media and without adding organic material to raise the nitrogen content.
If you are looking to try it out, a 250ml bottle should run you around $7.
Readers also viewed:
- Brightwell NeoPhos, a phosphorus supplement for ULNS
- Krzysztof Tryc shows the potential of using All in One Biopellets
- Reef Blizzard takes Brightwell Aquatics into planktonic feeding
- Prodibio finally offers more precise instructions for using it’s products to achieve low nutrient levels
- Phosballs from SeaSlug claims to have a better recipe for Biopellets
- Brightwell adds SpongExcel, Cuprion and regenerative resins to product line
- NeoMarine Kalibrate saltwater ‘premix’ from Brightwell makes seawater in bulk
- Silica Dosing: reef blasphemy or another form of nutrient export?
Click here to read the article...