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How does a scrubber compare to a denitrator?

April 26, 2017compare denitrator scrubber

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How does a scrubber compare to a denitrator?

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A denitrator removes nitrate. A scrubber removes nitrate, nitrite, ammonia, phosphate, CO2 and metals. Also, a scrubber cannot harm a tank, whereas some denitrators, if adjusted improperly or if they malfunction, can put harmful chemicals into the water.