Salifert

As far as the iron ions part is concerned...it will end up as the oxide if it does not get bound very very strongly to some organics or if it is not taken up by organisms. The oxide is "rust" but there are many forms of "rust". Iron has an extremely low solubility in seawater and causes it to form the oxide.

Geobacter metallireducens? Ours is is purely ferric oxide hydroxide and is practically 100% crystalline.

One more from RC clearly stating things like "no harm to corals" etc.

I have never seen threads or posts pies is referring to. Is it Slander? Probably not if he can give links to the so many complaints he is referring to. Pies, please give the links etc here. .

After reading many threads about RTN and such by users of some phosphate adsorbers (NOT Salifert's) I decided to start a thread in the Dutch forum in Holland. I asked approx 4 months ago: 1) How do you use the Salifert Phosphate Killer; sock, canister, fluidized? 2) If you take it out after use, has it become a clump or not? 3) Has there been coral bleaching after use of the Salifert's Phosphate Killer ? 4) Has there been loss of tissue when using it? That thread can be found there: http://www.zeewaterforum.org/forums/sho ... ght=killer

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