These bacteria eat nitrates and will only survive where there is no oxygen present.
Ceramic vs live rock.
Yes i do agree that they do catch a lot of junk because stirring or moving them stir up a lot of green water.
Other manufacturers found that to get the same vaporizing flavors from the lava they.
This can be prevented to some extent by sealing the floor with a quality chemical ceramic tile sealer.
Ceramic is made from clay and sediments which are baked hard in a kiln.
In addition to launching their live rock replacement vida rock cerameco has also develoepd techniques for producing large handmade ceramic reefscapes and backgrounds.
Denitrifying bacteria live deep inside rock ceramic and other porous materials where oxygen cannot reach them.
Since the withdrawal of reef ceramics from the american aquarium market there has been a void of ceramic reef structures available to reef aquarists but these new pieces from cerameco are not only more interesting but.
The ceramic briquette was introduced to replace the lava rock as a cleaner more heat retentive alternative.
3 it is used to improve the tumbling action in the tumbler barrel.
Unglazed materials are usually chosen over more durable options because of the.
Ceramic rings can hold a second beneficial bacteria.
Bio balls and ceramic rings vs live rock in the sump.
2 it is used to cushion fragile rock materials during the tumbling process.
Ok everybody condemn bio balls and ceramic rings as detritus catchments tools and creating a nitrate factory.
Ceramic briquettes vs lava rock.
1 it delivers grit to hard to reach rock surfaces.
You won t find this bacteria in plastic or foam filter media.
Tumbling media has four functions.