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Filtration |
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Cell Pore Bio Blocks |
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Wet Dry Filters |
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Drop in trickle filter w/overflow
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Drop in trickle filter w/overflow
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Trickle Tek I w/prefilter |
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Twin Tek w/double outlet
prefilter Triple Tek wet/dry (does not
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Prefilter box-single outlet $61.99 Prefilter box-double outlet $79.99 |
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EcoSystem Products |
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Miracle Mud 5lbs $39.99 or $70.99
for 10lbs |
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Other Filters |
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We carry the complete Line of Rainbow Lifegard Canister Filters Chemical Module Mechanical Module Heater Module Horizontal Kit $8.69 Pentair
Aquatics Rainbow Lifegard Pentair Aquatics 15 watt UV sterilizer $112.99
Aquamedic
Large Calcium reactor 1000 up to 250 gallons
$231.99 �Aquamedic Mini� Calcium reactor up to� gallons $96.99 �Aquamedic Kalkwasser reactor $265.00 we
stock a complete line of CO2 accessories
Aquamedic
Denimar Tablets |
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(can be used in sump or hang on) $99.99
Instruction Manual
General: The Blue reactor will hold up to 1500 milliliters of biopellets and handle up to a 300 gallon tank. When you cycle the reactor you should use 10 ml of biopellets per 8 gallons of tank size. If your nitrates are above 20ppm or you phosphates above .15 ppm you should start with 10 ml per 16 gallons of tank size. After the reactor is cycled you will want to add enough biopellets so that you have 100 ml of biopellets per 20 gallons of tank size. If your nitrates and phosphates don�t go down near zero after 2 months you can safely double this dose. If you insist on putting too many biopellets in at first your water will most likely turn cloudy white from a bacterial bloom. If this happens remove some of the pellets from the reactor and add them back in later. Pump sizing: If the water level that will be feeding the reactor is within 4 inches of the very top of the reactor, a Rio 1400 or equivalent pump will work. If the water level is lower you will need a Rio 1700 or equivalent pump. Setting up the reactor:
1. 1st
unscrew the set screw on the round extension (water flow adjustment) at the
top and remove the adjustment knob.
2. Hook
up a correctly sized pump using 3/4 inch tubing.
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After 48 hours set the water flow adjustment to as slow as possible and plug
in the pump. 4. Adjust the flow so that all the pellets are tumbling. We have a unit running under our 120 gallon reef in the store you can look at to see what it should be like. Let the reactor run for at least 4 weeks. After 4 weeks soak the remainder of the pellets in fresh water for 24 hours and then add them to your reactor and adjust the flow so they are tumbling.
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Check our [ Pumps Page ] for fantastic prices on pumps to use with our filters.
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Revised: December 20, 2012.