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reactor only you will still new a way to supply water to the reactor a co2 bottle and regulator I dont think many people are selling complete plug and play units I can help if needed I purchase a bottle from prax air would recommend carbon doser regulator The covering is removable was...

I have a custom built lifereef . I made the unit taller than normal . Pump is also larger for the extra height This was on a 1200 gallon tank. Located in Bayonne 07002 , pick up only $500.00 firm

This isn't correct . Just because you are reading zero tds you can still have nitrates and phosphates in you zero tds make up water.

IMO there is no best in the industry. Everyone's water going in is different . Here is my thought on this. My water coming in has low tds under 100. What I need to remove is some nitrates 10 ish , the main problem is my phosphates is very high. Under 100 so I need to use more and a better grade...

just move the rock / if you tear the foot it's a gonner

200 lbs caribsea fine grade sand with 4 gallons of there mineral mud mixed in . located in bayonne nj 07002 please sent pm if interested thanks

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looking to stock a large refugium anyone local to bayonne any t spare or sell looking for fern calepra I hate auto spell correcting lol please send pm thanks greg

There are a few ways of doing this , there is the natureef method which takes a little time and effort to keep running or a sulfur reactor. There are articles of both on the sight. Hope his helps.

Compared to all the other equipment that we purchase , we test for everything thing else lighting is important also. Why not test ???

I purchased my replacement leds from reef breeders . They only go in one way or wont turn on also they have a wire in there leds so if it burns out the whole string doesn't blank out Also get some good solder paste to glue o the board with / hope this helps

Infrared aren't accurate at reading water temperature .

The algae is consuming the nitrates and phosphates. Darren can explain how it works. It is a simple system to operate .It take's some time to kick in . Like anything else it doesn't happen overnight.But will be money well spent.

Why wouldn't you open them and then freeze them , instead of leaving them in the shell Also do you freeze he black worms

Is the power supply under warr.

Either way they seem to be challenging to hook up and get running If you read a on here b Darren he is running a natureef denitrator

Make a new one out of aluminum

There is no high quality they just need to be checked and replaced more often Just pick up spare screens and check them often and replace when water flow slows down

I would like to thank someone on this board This person went out of his way / wont give out name (don't want everyone blowing up his phone for advice) I was having some issues with my large system est. 1000 gallons plus After few conversation's we were able to narrow it down Long story...