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Old 05-05-2006, 09:25 AM   #1
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Here is the new 210 AGA reef ready

Lighting: 3 400w PFO MH SE with 10k Reeflux bulbs
Ozone: Enaly 300mg/hr on control
Flow: 2 Seio 1500's 1 Seio 1100
Return: Mag 36 also runs skimmer, chiller
Calcium Reactor: Lifereef LCR1
Chiller: 1/4 hp NewOcean
Skimmer: Impact 35"tall with beckett injector
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I Highly recommend using Rowa Phos in a Phos ban reactor, even if you dont have hair algae or high phosphate. "Feed your Fish not your tank"

Seachem products are second to none

Test with salifert

As for salt I use whats on sale. Oceanic is ok but I rather use Tropic Marin or Seachem but its not cheap

Mix your saltwater in a brute trash can

A TDS meter is very important if you make your own water. Filters go bad without warning
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