Complete Calcium Reactor setup

[Lee]

I'm looking for a complete setup; reactor, CO2 tank, Electronic CO2 Regulator, ph probe. ...and I'm hoping not to break the bank. That's why I'm looking for a used setup. I have a 90G display with a 35G sump. I have a limited amount of space. So something compact is necessary. I'm on the upper west side of Manhattan.

 

[reefiness]

If you're looking for compact, then I think your best bet would be a dosing pump. Reactors tend to need much more space than dosing equipment.

 

[Lee]

If you're looking for compact, then I think your best bet would be a dosing pump. Reactors tend to need much more space than dosing equipment.

Thanks, but I already have the Neptune Dos pumps hooked up to my apex. I've been dosing for years. I've decided to change to a calk reactor to save on dosing. Over time it's more cost efficient & stable to use a calk reactor.

 

[indeep]

I have a reactor, electric regulator, two tanks and media. The ph probe you should buy new for accuracy reasons, they don't last long. I am at work now, when I get home I will dig everything up, figure out what it's worth and get back to you.

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[Lee]

I have a reactor, electric regulator, two tanks and media. The ph probe you should buy new for accuracy reasons, they don't last long. I am at work now, when I get home I will dig everything up, figure out what it's worth and get back to you.

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Thanks. Can you tell me the make/model of the reactor you have? Just trying to get an idea of the footprint.

 

[Lee]

Still looking. I'd like a calc reactor that does not have it's own pump so I can plumb it into my manifold.