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Hello everyone. Does anyone have this thing? I have seen the eco-aqualizer advertised in magazines and this is what it says:
-Over 300% filtration increase
-uses molecular purification
-reduces water changes up to 75%
-Keeps water crystal clear year round
-stabilizes pH and increases oxygen
-neutralizes ammonia and impurities
-dramatically reduces green algae growth
-Maintnence free and has a usage of 10 years
These claims are pretty spectacular. Does it work? How does it work?
I am not interested in buying, i like doing water changes.

A link to the site might help us out .

I seem to remember reading those same claims a few years ago, could have been the same product, could have been another one making the same claims.
With fishkeeping as with life, if a product makes claims so widespread (aids weight loss, regrows hair, increases energy, gives you a healthy tan, eliminates unwanted hair, speeds muscle growth, ect, ect, ect) you can pretty much chalk it down to snake oil.

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http://www.ecoaqualizer.com/aquarium.htm

I've seen it advertised in TFH. I don't believe those claims at all; they're just way too far-fetched. It seems just as outrageous as the Miracle Beam aquarium laser light system. If these things worked as well as they said they did, wouldn't there be huge demand for them? Bio-Spira is very popular, but it actually does what it's supposed to.

Last edited by sirbooks at 10-Nov-2005 21:56

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