Skaters216

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I am adding a calcium reactor to my system and bought a Korallin reactor but it didn't have a PH Probe Port, So I Googled to see what a new lid with ph probe port would cost and I found a new lid for $65. As we all know how expensive this hobby is so I decided to see if I could add one myself. First I found a Ph Probe adaptor online for $8, I had the Drill bit ( 45/64 ) and a Tap ( 1/2" ), I tested it on a piece of Lexan plastic first and Next it was onto the reactor lid and I will let the Pictures tell the rest.
 

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Skaters216

Reefing for My Kids!
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New Jersey
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I Got 2 request for help with drilling and tapping their calcium reactor to add a ph probe, I'm glad to help them out. I really posted this to help others save some money buying new lids for $65-$85 when this cost zero if you have the tools. Hopefully anyone who googles this topic my post will help them out.
 

Skaters216

Reefing for My Kids!
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Thanks LT I will also post in DIY, Silk it was very easy I was done it 5 minutes, and didn't even hesitate with the lid of reactor, i figured if it broke i was going to by new lid with probe port anyway, this is the way these companies do it anyway anyone interested in doing this you can PM me.
 

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