I never knew until the latest reefbeef that we have been pronouncing your name wrong.
what issue did it help clear up? Did you run carbon through it? GFO ?For the record, Mike was asking because of an issue in my new set-up. I can attest to the fact that (as usual) Rich is spot on -- this thing works! It's among the best piece of equipment I've ever bought for less than $100.00 for a tank.
Bruce, what do you typically use the polisher for? Is it worthwhile to get if I run a RedSea Reefmat? I am thinking about getting the polisher since it can be used as a makeshift media reactor for activated carbon. Plus, I like the idea of super polished water after a tank cleaning.For the record, Mike was asking because of an issue in my new set-up. I can attest to the fact that (as usual) Rich is spot on -- this thing works! It's among the best piece of equipment I've ever bought for less than $100.00 for a tank.
what issue did it help clear up? Did you run carbon through it? GFO ?
What I recall Rich @Thales and Ben talking about using it for is just during maintenance. “Storming the tank” when you kick up a bunch of detritus from rock crevices and sand by blowing them. Let this run using the micron pleated filter to clear out suspended crap from the water. Then take it out, clean the filter, store for next time.
I got one from PetCo using the 20% off discount if you order online and pickup in store, but haven’t gotten around to using it yet.
Thanks for the heads up on buying from Petco. Great idea!What I recall Rich @Thales and Ben talking about using it for is just during maintenance. “Storming the tank” when you kick up a bunch of detritus from rock crevices and sand by blowing them. Let this run using the micron pleated filter to clear out suspended crap from the water. Then take it out, clean the filter, store for next time.
I got one from PetCo using the 20% off discount if you order online and pickup in store, but haven’t gotten around to using it yet.