Ph Scrubber

…directly affect the pH of your aquarium, and with a low pH, corals may not grow as fast. Connecting a CO2 scrubber directly to the venturi on your skimmer along with CO2 absorption media you can control the amount of CO2 that is being sucked into your skimmer, effectively raising the pH of your tank…

…aquarium’s pH with an IceCap CO2 Scrubber If you’re struggling to maintain pH or if your aquarium suffers from chronically low pH despite your alkalinity being spot-on, connecting an IceCap CO2 scrubber to the air intake of your protein skimmer is a great way to raise and keep your pH…

…aquarium’s pH with an IceCap CO2 Scrubber If you’re struggling to maintain pH or if your aquarium suffers from chronically low pH despite your alkalinity being spot-on, connecting an IceCap CO2 scrubber to the air intake of your protein skimmer is a great way to raise and keep your pH…

Raise your Reef Tank's pH by controlling Carbon Dioxide! Bulk Reef Supply Color Changing CO2 Absorbent Media (Soda Lime) is the perfect solution if your aquarium has a low pH but proper alkalinity levels. It is most commonly used by connecting a carbon dioxide scrubber to your protein skimmer's air…

…photoperiod. We suggest illuminating the algae scrubber in an opposite lighting cycle than your display tank to help stabilize your aquarium pH. 8. Monitor the algae growth and after a few weeks, algae will be ready to harvest! Note - For feeding the scrubber we prefer to use a stand-alone feed pump…

…aquarium’s pH with an IceCap CO2 Scrubber If you’re struggling to maintain pH or if your aquarium suffers from chronically low pH despite your alkalinity being spot-on, connecting an IceCap CO2 scrubber to the air intake of your protein skimmer is a great way to raise and keep your pH…

Keep excess CO2 out of your reef tank with the BRS Jumbo CO2 Scrubber! Carbon Dioxide (CO2) can directly affect the pH of your aquarium, and with a low pH, corals may not grow as fast. Connecting a CO2 scrubber directly to the venturi on your skimmer along with CO2 absorption media you can control…

Keep excess CO2 out of your reef tank with the BRS DUO Jumbo CO2 Scrubber! Carbon Dioxide (CO2) can directly affect the pH of your aquarium, and with a low pH, corals may not grow as fast. Connecting a CO2 scrubber directly to the venturi on your skimmer along with CO2 absorption media you can…

…photoperiod. We suggest illuminating the algae scrubber in an opposite lighting cycle than your display tank to help stabilize your aquarium pH. 8. Monitor the algae growth and after a few weeks, algae will be ready to harvest! Note - For feeding the scrubber we prefer to use a stand-alone feed pump…

…photoperiod. We suggest illuminating the algae scrubber in an opposite lighting cycle than your display tank to help stabilize your aquarium pH. 8. Monitor the algae growth and after a few weeks, algae will be ready to harvest! Note - For feeding the scrubber we prefer to use a stand-alone feed pump…

…photoperiod. We suggest illuminating the algae scrubber in an opposite lighting cycle than your display tank to help stabilize your aquarium pH. 8. Monitor the algae growth and after a few weeks, algae will be ready to harvest! Note - For feeding the scrubber we prefer to use a stand-alone feed pump…

…photoperiod. We suggest illuminating the algae scrubber in an opposite lighting cycle than your display tank to help stabilize your aquarium pH. 8. Monitor the algae growth and after a few weeks, algae will be ready to harvest! Note - For feeding the scrubber we prefer to use a stand-alone feed pump…

…photoperiod. We suggest illuminating the algae scrubber in an opposite lighting cycle than your display tank to help stabilize your aquarium pH. 8. Monitor the algae growth and after a few weeks, algae will be ready to harvest! Note - For feeding the scrubber we prefer to use a stand-alone feed pump…

…photoperiod. We suggest illuminating the algae scrubber in an opposite lighting cycle than your display tank to help stabilize your aquarium pH. 8. Monitor the algae growth and after a few weeks, algae will be ready to harvest! Note - For feeding the scrubber we prefer to use a stand-alone feed pump…

…Under normal circumstances, you will be harvesting algae every 1-3 weeks. WHEN TO RUN YOUR SCRUBBER Many hobbyists prefer to run their algae scrubbers on a reverse daylight schedule to help stabilize the pH of your aquarium water. You can accomplish this by plugging the LED lights into a timer or…

…Under normal circumstances, you will be harvesting algae every 1-3 weeks. WHEN TO RUN YOUR SCRUBBER Many hobbyists prefer to run their algae scrubbers on a reverse daylight schedule to help stabilize the pH of your aquarium water. You can accomplish this by plugging the LED lights into a timer or…

…Under normal circumstances, you will be harvesting algae every 1-3 weeks. WHEN TO RUN YOUR SCRUBBER Many hobbyists prefer to run their algae scrubbers on a reverse daylight schedule to help stabilize the pH of your aquarium water. You can accomplish this by plugging the LED lights into a timer or…

…photoperiod. We suggest illuminating the algae scrubber in an opposite lighting cycle than your display tank to help stabilize your aquarium pH. 8. Monitor the algae growth and after a few weeks, algae will be ready to harvest! Note - For feeding the scrubber we prefer to use a stand-alone feed pump…