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07/11/2010, 11:30 PM
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What is best set-up for NextReef NP biopellet system?
I am looking at adding a NextReef SMR1 NP Biopellets Reactor. And I need to figure out which pump would be best (and why). The options that Aquarium Specialty suggests are:
1) Mag Drive 3 350gph at $68 2) Eco 396 at $20 3) Sedra KSP 3500 at $65 My sump floor space is getting a bit tight already. Other thoughts? What sort of extra connections will I need (the barbs for the reactor are for flexible ID 5/8" tubing. Likely ordering from here: http://www.aquariumspecialty.com/cat...{55}254{54}251
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07/12/2010, 12:21 PM
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I would consider a Tunze 1073.020 recirc pump, it's adjustable.
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