Cuprisorb is a resin designed specifically for removing copper, sold by Seachem. (Do a
search on the net and you'll find more info and someone who sells it - if your local
lfs doesn't.) Polyfilters will also remove copper, but since that is probably the
worst of the heavy metals that your heater explosion could contribute to your tank,
using Cuprisorb in addition may be a good idea.
Nancy
>Subject: Re: Please Help!!!!!!!!
>From: "Ziggy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Fri, 14 Sep 2001 23:46:28 -0400
>
>Thanks for the info and the offer for the water.I changed 35 gallons today
>so far and the corals are coming around.I did go to my lfs and bought a big
>plastic barrell today I think 55 gallons.I should have plenty of water by
>morning.Thanks anyway.I 'll keep your offer on the back burner just in
>case.What is cuprisorb and who makes it?I've never heard of it.Thanks again
>Ken.
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