I dont see any issue with this. maybe you can rig it up somehow so it sits close to flow from the sponge.
It says it needs to be in a place to get maximum flow. Not sure if soaking it will do much good though. It works wonders in my canister, highly recommended.
I use it in all my tanks, shrimp, discus and more. It does amazing things. It has never changed the parameters and if you follow the directions on regent you will be fine. Awesome stuffSince shrimp are sensitive to nitrates, and Purigen brags about absorbing it (and ammonia and nitrite), I'm curious if a bag can be dropped into a shrimp tank? It would only have a sponge filter so no area in water movement to place it (like in HOB and canisters).
Has anyone tried using the product in such a setup? Did it help? Or is it just a waste of $?
Try using seachem matrix head it's 10x better than purigen. Purigen needs to be replaced every so often not too sure when but so heard that it needs to be replaced. As far matrix doesn't. Great bio media killing nitrites and ammoSince shrimp are sensitive to nitrates, and Purigen brags about absorbing it (and ammonia and nitrite), I'm curious if a bag can be dropped into a shrimp tank? It would only have a sponge filter so no area in water movement to place it (like in HOB and canisters).
Has anyone tried using the product in such a setup? Did it help? Or is it just a waste of $?
I missed that. Well then I would put the somewhat shocked said in main current flow. I put my old one in a filter bag and tie it to my spray bar or over my sponge filter.The question here isn't really about whether or not to use the product, but more about how to
Use it when you only use sponge filters.