Which Bio Pellets should I buy?

Question DrTim , so yours are both certified and made in the USA ?

 

Yup...made in Iowa.

 

Yes, they are ASTM D7081 (american standard testing methods) certified marine biodegradable, made in Iowa by Telles which is joint venture between Archer Daniels Midland and Metabolix (a MIT spin-off).

Our does NOT contain any fillers, binders etc and is 100% PURE PHA

 

I guess my vote is for Dr. Tims. I'll be ordering some soon to replace my BRS pellets. Just wish I had come across them earlier lol.

 

Wow I'm glad to hear this info, I'm currently running ecobak but,
I'm going to add these to my list.
Thanks

 

I'd most likley go with vertex...
reason is that a bio pellets are mainly at the same reason for it does...
2nd is that the local fish store J and L aquatics has them for 35% off regular price on Dec 26. this coming end of the year...
I'll be using It for my 40 gallon frag tank and I'm trying to figure out where I can get my hands on the CPR reactor...

 

Any more thoughts on this? I am leaning towards Ecobak but I respect what both Jon and Tim say in these forums so not exactly sure what to buy. I am looking for a little help in lowering nitrates and phosphates.

 

I have been 100% satisfied with Ecobak. I plan to use them again on my next tank. Both Jon Warner and Dr Tim are very bright guys in the industry. I am sure they both have trusted products. I can only testify that the Ecobak is a top notch product because that is what I use.

I use WM Ecobak and a large WM skimmer. Nothing else for filtration. No carbon, No GFO. It keeps nitrates and phosphates at near 0 and I feed much heavier than most hobbyists.