calcium reactors

[125reefer]

im looking to buy a calcium reactor for the first time.to get the correct size do you listen to the manufactory's size of tank maximum or is it like skimmers and always get bigger

 

[CrAzY cOrAlS]

get a geo reactor, i would def oversize just incase you every want to upgrade.

 

[125reefer]

i have a 125 and that is as big as i am going.hd it for years and im very happy with it.so if im not upgrading do i listen to the manufacturer

 

[House of Laughter]

125 - I would definately oversize - I did 10 years ago and I still have the same unit on my small scale propagation system. It was rated for 700g when I bought it for my 180g. And it's still not maxed out on the display tank with propagation adding up to a total volume of 300g.

Hope that helps.

House


House

 

[ClosetFishGeek]

I love my Mtc pro-cal......It will handle a 125 with ease and most upgrades in the future....:splitspin

 

[masterswimmer]

GEO makes a great Calcium Reactor. Here are the two you should consider:

GEO CR418 Calcium Reactor
GEO CR618 Calcium Reactor

These are top notch Ca Reactors. I'm sure you'll be as happy as every other GEO owner out there.

If you have any other questions please feel free to give me or Jim a shout. We'd be happy to answer your Q's.

Regards,
Russ

 

[cali_reef]

I would not oversize that much.. They take up space and your system will only use up so much Ca, bigger CaRx means you don't have to fill it up as often, but a right sized one should be somewhat maintenance free for 6+ months.

 

[Salty Dog]

I love my Mtc pro-cal......It will handle a 125 with ease and most upgrades in the future....:splitspin

That what I use and is one of the best on the market. This unit will scale down to handle a 100g up to 7008 system. Dual chambers help with co2 escaping .