Anna & Pablo’s RSR P650
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max_nano
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Nice! Post some pics of the inside once your done, I want to get a cabinet like that to mount controllers onRan out of space under the tank, so I’m adding a dosing annex. Gandalf is not pleased.
MarAquatic
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Looks good hopefully it's easy access
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It’s a bit tight, but manageable. I’m thinking of drilling a hole in each container so I can refill them without moving them. Although it’s easy to disconnect the fitting to take them out. But, with 4 liters, the additives should last for months.
Flagg37
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So a total of 4 DI stages? I know the advantage of 3 but what is the reasoning of 4?Got the DOS and trident in there. Bottom right is reserved for two additional DI stages.
No advantage - I already have two mixed bed canisters downstream from here, so adding cation and anion in this cabinet, which will be easier to change out.
The annex is almost done. It just needs a top and some hooks for hanging stuff.
The DI system fit like a glove in that spot and I added a shutoff valve.
With the funnels, I can refill the dosing containers without moving them.
I’m also trying out a silicone tube for the DOS output. Only using one pump for now since I still have a lot of All For Reef left. When I run out, I’ll switch to 2 part.
The DI system fit like a glove in that spot and I added a shutoff valve.
With the funnels, I can refill the dosing containers without moving them.
I’m also trying out a silicone tube for the DOS output. Only using one pump for now since I still have a lot of All For Reef left. When I run out, I’ll switch to 2 part.
ofzakaria
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I predict if you bring down your po4 tiny bit and no3 to the 5 to 10 range cyano will reduce
Also once you tank mature(diatom turn in to green algae) things will get better even with cyano.
Worst case we can deal with the cyano later using chemichal since your tank is not coral sensitive but not now
What's your filtration like?
Carbon?
Gfo?
Also once you tank mature(diatom turn in to green algae) things will get better even with cyano.
Worst case we can deal with the cyano later using chemichal since your tank is not coral sensitive but not now
What's your filtration like?
Carbon?
Gfo?
ofzakaria
Guest
Add activated carbon on a reactor man. At this rate with your feeding and bio load am suprised it's not worst.
Carbon will help you.
Then you can use rowphos passive in a bag in a high flow area in your sump and test po4 every 2 days just to see how quick it work on your tank, if po4 dropped below 0.05 remove the rowphse. This will both reduce your silica and your po4 a bit.