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I am glad I read this, didn't know kalk doesn't dissolve completely. Some one gave me some kalk and a empty plamsa drip line/bag to use. If I did probably would have put the undissolved powder in my system.

Has anyone seen since this product or use it? I stumbled across it on the web and find it hard to believe. http://www.ecoaqualizer.com/products-x.htm

Rich, Try some Beano before eating next time....haha

Okay so I got the pricing wrong and thought it wasn't bad to start. But it's even better since the price is cheaper.

Actually, that price $30 is rather average for these types of functions. If you registered early I beleive it would have been $25. There are amny reasons for the expense; imagine what goes into one of these events.

I'm not. Want to but something else happening that day.

Nitrates finally down to zero and I see one zoa polyp open. ..yeah!!

The idea of scrubbers sounds good. I am leary about ripping things out when the scrubber isn't really available; probably take some to grow and be useful. Phil, bet you figure out your RO before I do and your tank isn't even up yet. LOL I'll stick with water changes for now and use some...

The tank has a very shallow sand bed, doesn't even cover the entire bottom. The pumps pushed most out from the front of the tank along with some fish fanning it away. I would guess 20/30lbs max.

Would anyone in the Union Beach area mind if I stop by and check out their RO unit. I just want to be sure all the connections are correct when I received. Maybe swap out them out and see where the problem lies. If anyone is willing LMK or you can stop by my place check it out and tell me what...

I filled the empty chamber with water and one valve water came out the other nothing. The one with no water has a spring in the elbow connector, not sure why. This is waster water connection, if its hooked up properly.

Took out the mebrane and still no water coming through. Does any one know why one of the L connectors has a metal spring in it?

Jason, I was afraid to try that but will. Thanks

Opened the container with the RO membrane but can't pull it out. I wanted to try it without the mebrane and see if water flows. Does it come out? If so how?

Looks like the water is no passing through the RO membrane. The big white compartemnt that lies flat above the three other chambers. What do I do?

Jason, No. I just pulled the hose out and saw some water.

Try www.purewaterclub.com, it's a 6 stage RO/DI unit 100g per day. Yes it is brand new. I had it for a few months and just got around to setting up. The white square conector which has 4 white hoses all have water. I pulled them out and water started to come out.

This is what I have. The directions state it is built in and no gauge to measure pressure. 0 PPM Reef 100G Reverse Osmosis RO+DI 2 OUTPUT Water Filters At this point with all the problems I am having ready to just toss the whole setup. Can't take the aggrevation anymore. So any help would be...

Can someone tell me why the RO unit is not producing water. I am suppose to be in an area that has high water pressure. I am using the garden hose adapter on an outside faucet. Its been connected now for 20min and nothing.

What can I say; not surprised by the comments. I have a dwarf angel fetish. As for downsizing the bio-load; its easier said then done. I may be able to get the clowns out as they hang at the top the others will be much harder; I've tried. I'll cut back to feeding ever other day and perform a 20g...