Here is some good info. They are talking about the reef dynamics reactor but a bit about pellets in general to....
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RobbieMVFC this is my first time using them but as long as they are all moving I'd say a slower tumble is better than a fast when you don't have control of how much effluent is leaving the reactor.
Hangin to get mine cranking the pellets are soaking till Friday morning then its on!!!!
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Sarg , I decided to leave it in the end I figure I wont panic until I see it start to clump together.
I have been running it for a month now and I have a had a canyo outbreak . the reasons could be ....
1. the BM reactor was tumbling to quickly.
2. the outlet of the reactor was close to the skimmer but I suspect that the majority missed it ( hence why I purchased a new one)
3. I started very conservative and never added more after 2 weeks.
I have now doubled my amount but its still at 2 thirds of the recommend dosage
. i had found this experiment on line where some one set up 5 tanks and trialed 5 different methods and Bio pallets worked the best .
All this guy wanted to achieve was less algae on his glass but the corals benefited also . in terms of color and growth.
I can't find the link....
BTW all reports I have read it takes about 6-8 week b4 you see any change