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Labman48076
07/16/2008, 05:01 PM
just added some Ultra-life recommended by www.cherrycorals.com thanks Todd I added 250ml for about 160 gallons volume skimmer reacted right away no surprise had to turn that sucker down. but it started pulling stuff out like crazy. a tad cloudy I am guessing that is normal.
C. Schuhmacher
07/16/2008, 05:57 PM
HI
Did i understand right that you add 250 ml Ultralive in 160 g at one time ?
Greets Claude
Labman48076
07/16/2008, 06:40 PM
250ml of water 2 teaspoons of Ultra-Life sorry Claude!
C. Schuhmacher
07/17/2008, 01:46 AM
HI
Ahh ok
today the Tank must be clear now ggg
Greets Claude
b_vanfossen
07/19/2008, 09:26 PM
labman- how are the results?
thanks
Labman48076
07/20/2008, 02:53 PM
Simple makes my skimmer work harder pulls out lots of well Crap my understanding it is a natural clay not harmful and usful as a polisher and help the skimmer do it's job. I am sure Claude will correct me if I am wrong I have tried it twice now. I have seen no bad effects.
b_vanfossen
07/20/2008, 03:00 PM
how often do you dose it?
do you see any difference in clearity of the water?
thanks
C. Schuhmacher
07/20/2008, 03:02 PM
Hi
The cleaning of water is only one part of the advantages which Ultralife have
It is not a zeolith powder like the most other watercleares
We use the Ultralife also as an food cause the material is able to bind organic subtances and give it to the corals as an food
The particles which will not covered by a coral will skim up
and help to reduce the waterpollution
greets
b_vanfossen
07/20/2008, 03:08 PM
thanks Claude-
how is it then dosed for those benefits?
Hi Claude...
I understand that ultra life is mineral clay (montmorrollinite clay).
Wich would be the most important chemicals diferences between the montmorrollinite clay and the zeolite?
the chemical properties would be similar, but montmorrollinite clay would be softer (more soft) in their ab-adsortion range than zeolites? other diferences?
Is the same the montmorrollinite clay used in salt water than the montmorrollinite clay used in fresh water (koi ponds)?
C. Schuhmacher
07/22/2008, 04:43 PM
Hi
We use a special kind of clay which did not only work as an
adsorber , it works also as an ion exchanger which can be used
for coral feeding.
instead from zeolith powder it works softer and
can be used as a food
Greests claude
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