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Posted by gakridge on February 23, 2003 at 00:03:45:

In Reply to: keeping nitrates, ammonia, ect. down in an eel tank posted by DeanR on February 20, 2003 at 16:44:22:

:Since eels produce so much waste what can be done to keep nitrates and the rest of the cycle under control without starving your eel to death?

I have the same problem in my tank. I have one Eel and four groupers and two lion fish. I have purchased an item called a Nitratereductor from Aqua-Medic. I will update you when I get ti set up which according to the book is about two weeks. But I would like to hear any other ideas that might work.

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