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fishnugget

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I have a 210 gallon reef. Does any one know the most effective way to do water change. Best salt. Declorinator? water? Tap? I used to have someone do it for me but they left the area
 

comatose

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get yourself a RO/DI filter and just add salt, mix well for at least a day, test salinity, adjust, then do your water change.
 

fishnugget

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I have one as a top off filter. It is connected directly to by refug. How do I make enough water for a water change. How do i get it to go in a large holding chanber. Do i t it off?
 

comatose

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I have a 44 gallon BRUTE heavy duty trash can with wheels (Home depot) that i fill, then put the lid on then wheel it over to the tank (about 15 feet) then pump it into the tank.

my RO/DI that is also connected to my refug, but i disconnect it and fill the trach can.

i dont know how far your RO/DI is from your tank or even if it's on the same floor, but there are many ways to do it, depends on your setup.
 

dwall174

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The Brute trash container on wheels like comatose stated is the best for a portable set-up! My system is mounted into a wall so I have a lot of room behind it. I use a 20 gallon tank as a top-off & water change system.
 

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dwall174

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Here's a better shot of my top-off & water change system!
 

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