Can I add a 100ml bag of purigen to my biocube 8, or is that way too much? It says that it treats 100gal, but I know people use it in smaller tanks. I also have chemi-pure elite in there by the way.

Thanks!

yep you're fine. It is non-toxic and does not leach anything back into the water when exhausted. Can be recharged with bleach.. but you'll need to use a dechlorinator before returning it to the tank.

yes

If StevieT says yes then you can. He is a Chemipure Elite and Purigen GOD. Acrylic ahh

Still trying to get my hands on Purigen Soon soon even if it takes purchasing the minimum from Seachem

What's there Min 100 units?

$3000

I could sell 100 in under a month so I wish it was that

D@mn!

I get the 1 liter from here. Best price I have seen for it, even with shipping.
http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?...2&lmdn=Fish

Sorry if these seems like a obvious question but, Do you guys just bag that up yourself and throw it in? Is it noticeably better than chemi-pure and does it work along the same principles?

You can buy it pre-bagged or buy a bigger bottle and bag it yourself. Purigen and Chemi-pure are similar products.

You need to put it in a bag. If you didn't you would have a snow globe instead of an aquarium. The are similar in exporting but chemi pure inputs and tints your water. you do not need both but I find they work well together.

I use a Nylon to put it into like the laddies wear or used to.

I dunno, I didn't like Purigen when I used it... I felt like I was just putting more sand into my tank, lol!

I run both purigen and chemi-pure, my water is always crystal clear and cancer free.

Why oh why run both? That's completely redundant since both serve the SAME purpose, unless you run Chemi-Pure Elite which adds in GFO in the mix.

I use it in a Phosban reactor. Works great. Once I put it into the phosban reactor I give it a good soak/rinse running it ina bucket of salt water for a day which also helps to remove any of the Purigen that want's to float so it does not go into the tank.
Then after a good flushing I set it up on the tank with just enough flow to get it to tumble. After it discolors I remove the reactor, dump most all the water I can, add fresh water and bleach at 50% to 50% and let it sit for a few days.
After it has regained its snow white appearance I place the reactor in a bucket of fresh salt water and add some dechlorinator and run the reactor for a day, add some more dechlorinator and run it for another day, then back onto the tank.