OK- this thing was buried and it took me to long to find it... and it is to much good info to be buried... so sticky it shall be.
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OK- this thing was buried and it took me to long to find it... and it is to much good info to be buried... so sticky it shall be.
Thank you Jay!!!
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Looks nice is that an algae scrubber on the right?does mine count as a reactor? lol i thought it was just a moving bed filter... im still upgrading my filtration system.
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yes it is charney! i just put it on today actually! i posted it in my setup/filtration thread. Its the same one the uraujoey posted about a month ago. very simple build, costs about 100$ to make with all the parts. I have no complaints with it for now. i am just waiting on suction cups. but its still nothing compared to your filtration lolLooks nice is that an algae scrubber on the right?
cool let me know how it works. Been playing with that ideayes it is charney! i just put it on today actually! i posted it in my setup/filtration thread. Its the same one the uraujoey posted about a month ago. very simple build, costs about 100$ to make with all the parts. I have no complaints with it for now. i am just waiting on suction cups. but its still nothing compared to your filtration lol
it does not really matter as long as its after the mechanical filtration filtering out the large particles. Filtration isnt as efficient as you think it is. Ammonia, nitrite and nitrate still pass through the actually aquarium from the sump even after its passed through the ceramic media... there will never be 100% NO ammonia, nitrite, or nitrate even though its undetected from your test kits. Nor is it like the ammonia and nitrite only pass through the filter once before its eliminated. it'll keep circulating regardless. But mechanical filtration is an exception. its purpose it to prevent large objects and large mass of filth from clogging up your filtration. hope this helps!Where are you guys placing your reactors? After your filter and before the Aquarium right?
Yes for sure. See I will be doing something a little different. Two tanks outside my Aquarium. First tank sits up high with mechanical, which then goes through micron Socks, to the next tank full of K1 then back to the Aquarium.it does not really matter as long as its after the mechanical filtration filtering out the large particles. Filtration isnt as efficient as you think it is. Ammonia, nitrite and nitrate still pass through the actually aquarium from the sump even after its passed through the ceramic media... there will never be 100% NO ammonia, nitrite, or nitrate even though its undetected from your test kits. Nor is it like the ammonia and nitrite only pass through the filter once before its eliminated. it'll keep circulating regardless. But mechanical filtration is an exception. its purpose it to prevent large objects and large mass of filth from clogging up your filtration. hope this helps!