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    Biohome as substrate?

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    Hi guys I'm just wondering what will happen if I were to use biohome as a substrate for my tank? Will my water be super crystal clear or it's just gonna be a disaster piece .

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    Wow that will be super expensive substrate! If your aim is to have clear water just add active carbon in your filter.. Much more economical

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    Re: Biohome as substrate?

    Crystal clear water would involve the use of a diatom filter, which can be hazardous in the long run. Whether or not you use Biohome as the substrate makes no difference to the clarity of the water.

    Activated carbon is only useful for absorbing impurities and tannins in the water if you are using peat or some driftwood that is still leaching out. In any case, it will not make your water clear, especially if you have other issues like green water or just cloudy water.
    Last edited by stormhawk; 4th Feb 2012 at 14:37.
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