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Copper Or Heavy Metals In Your Reef Tank?! Seachem CupriSorb Can Help Remove Them.

BRStv - Saltwater Aquariums & Reef Tanks

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Rusted magnet mounts? Heavy metals leaching from previously used live rock or sand? These are just a few of the ways copper and other heavy metals can get into our reef tanks. Find out how Seachem’s CupriSorb can help!
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@aquaticnstuff7666 3 года назад

I can listen to this music all day

@aquaticnstuff7666 3 года назад

"tool in my toolbelt" so like a Batman Reefer, "Welcome to the Bat Reef"

@1itoasif 3 года назад

Diggin the chops 😃

@omarfekri5718 3 года назад

Hi I love your reviews, Can you please review the DYMAX Space X reef light

@MotoSly Год назад

it's "former"glory... dude there was at least 6 months between those photo's, looking at the growth on those corals...

@fishstix1988 3 года назад

What levels of copper in a tank is considered dangerous? Anything over 0?

@danielvalderrama6809 9 месяцев назад

Does it work for zinc?

@FABIUSCHCURITIBA 3 года назад

How many time you used in your tank? Until stop to growing the dark blue color that maybe indicates saturation... I bought this week because my skimmer cable broke insulation and generated short circuit/arc tracking inside the sump. I've no copper test...but imediatelly change 30 and later 50% of water. And now waiting the result of CupriSorb and Purigen. I'm in the 3rd day after the tragedy.

@augukern9708 Год назад

Hi BRStv. So do UV sterilizers expose metals to water even if there is no damage in the UV sterilizer, like the one damaged exposing rust, shown in the video? Also, I thought the metal contamination can be controlled through regular RO/DI water changes!! Than you.

@BRStv Год назад

A properly working and undamaged UV sterilizer should not add metals to an aquarium. Water changes can help to control contamination, but keep in mind that a 10% water change only removes 10% of the contaminants. The rest remain in the aquarium.

@armandavanian1442 2 года назад

But what about the copper binding with the rocks and substrate? Isn't that going to be a permanent problem?

@thedreamer702 Год назад

3:11

@minahaaning2611 3 года назад

Hi, brs. I live in the EU and can't buy any of you're products. I'm going to get a 30g aio from waterbox, what type of rodi do you recommend? And I'm not sure what kind of filter, light, wavemaker, etc. Would work best for it. It's not a big tank, but it's my first and I don't have a big budget. What kind of filter system do you think I would need? It is going to be a fish, with some soft corals to start with. Sorry, I'm asking so many questions, but I'm pretty new to the hobby. Hope you can answer some of my questions. And do I need a protein skimmer? And if what kind works best?

@julzee111 Год назад

Why would this not be beneficial for drinking water??

@aior0s 3 года назад

I used Cuprisorb to take out Tin and Aluminium. Tin is gone. Unfortunately the aluminum only goes higher. So I don't think aluminium is being absorbed by this.

@aquaticnstuff7666 3 года назад

it doesn't take out aluminum

@aior0s 3 года назад

@@aquaticnstuff7666 hey. Ty for the confirmation. Do you know what would take out aluminium?

@aquaticnstuff7666 3 года назад

@@aior0s honestly, large water changes

@aior0s 3 года назад

@@aquaticnstuff7666 I did that actually. When I found out, ICP test showed Tin and Aluminium, I did 60% then couple days later another 60%. Put in cuprisorb for a month. Take it out. 50% water change. Wait 2 weeks. Sent another ICP. Tin is gone. And aluminium doubled

@aior0s 3 года назад

I found a rusted magnet on my probe holder. Of course I took it out