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Just get the insert, and add it to the dual reactor, to see if you like it. I had a single BRS reactor I was using for GFO, and since it was suggested that you remove the GFO when starting biopellets, I just bought the insert($10.00). You shouldn't start with the whole amount of biopellets, so I...

Are you running a BRS GFO reactor?

They make a 225 Gal., 72 x 27 x27.

Do you know how old the RO membrane is?

Here's there home page: http://www.deepseaaquatics.net/index.php/

Do you mean DSA? (Deep Sea Aquatics) If so, they are the original Oceanic, and make an excellent tank. You'll have to go through a dealer though, they don't sell direct. I think THR is a dealer.

Maybe this will help: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QKJbO4UBJw&feature=fvwrel There are a couple things that I do differently. I have my dual TDS meter connected to each side of the DI unit, so I can see the readings going into the DI and what is coming out of the DI. This lets me know that...

My 180 called for three cups of pellets, so assuming yours would be the same, I'd start with 1 cup, add another cup in a couple of weeks and the third cup after a few more. That will allow your system to adjust. Are you running and GFO? I would take the GFO off for a while.

^bump^ $150.00

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OK, my suggestion is to buy two individual reactors, and a MJ400 for the GAC(ROX 0.8) and a MJ600 for the GFO(HC).

If you are running them in a dual reactor, you can still change them out separately, so it would a be your choice as far as which GFO. As far as the flow is concerned, you will need to adjust the flow to keep the GFO (whichever one you prefer) from clumping, usually a slow roll seen at the top...

There's a couple of reasons here, if you are running a reactor. If you run both GFO and GAC in the same reactor, the GAC will need to be replaced more frequently than the GFO, so you would never get the full use out of the high capacity(and its added expense), or the GAC would become useless...

It must have been fun growing up along the boardwalk. Architecturally, The Dennis and the Marlboro-Blenheim were my favorite hotels on the AC Boardwalk.

Welcome aboard Joe.

Tail Spot Blennie, "Let me take a hit on that"! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3AgqlGwla_Y

Other possibilities: http://www.reefkeeping.com/issues/2002-03/eb/index.php

Here is some good information: http://www.reefkeeping.com/issues/2003-11/rs/index.php

Happy Mother's Day to all mom's out there.

How about some magnetic shelf rock?