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05/19/2017, 06:54 AM | #26 |
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Join Date: Dec 2014
Location: Oklahoma City, USA
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Looking at various options for automatic water changes, I am leaning toward a dual head reef-filler pump on a timer. My concern is that I need to draw water from the bottom of a barrel basically on the garage floor up about 9 ft then across about 50 ft then down ~10 ft into the sump and reverse to the drain. I'm just not sure that the reef-filler 2000-2 can draw that height. Does anyone have experience using it?
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05/21/2017, 04:26 PM | #27 |
STAG HORN DOMINATE REEF
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Irvine, California
Posts: 3,348
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If you want to keep alk, mag and cal stable for your tank size then a cal reactor will do a much better job than a doser. Let's pretend that your tank will do great in the future with dosing then you have to keep up with supplies for alk, cal and mag much faster because your corals grow. The cost and the frequent of re fill will be a burden for you. A good cal reactor set up will take care of all 3 alk, cal and mag 24/7 and it will give you the stability like no doser can.
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