Apr 12, 2014
Chris bottaro
wrote
Ok I just recently purchased a mf300b due to high nitrates in my aqarium
It's a 150 gallon tank and I also purchased the recommended boo pellet
Media I was just wondering what is the best way to start this how much media
Should I start with to be safe what is the max media capacity for this unit
And how often should I add media to get to the full capacity? Any general information
To get this unit up and running properly would be greatly appreciated
It's a 150 gallon tank and I also purchased the recommended boo pellet
Media I was just wondering what is the best way to start this how much media
Should I start with to be safe what is the max media capacity for this unit
And how often should I add media to get to the full capacity? Any general information
To get this unit up and running properly would be greatly appreciated
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8 Answers
Apr 12, 2014
Carlos
agent
wrote
This reactor would probably not be the best reactor to run bio pellets. It is mainly built for GFO and Carbon.
If you are looking for a biopellet reactor, here are some great suggestions for a tank your size...
http://www.coralvue.com/reef-octopus-br110-biopellet-reactor
http://www.coralvue.com/biochurn-120int-biopellet-reactor
If you are looking for a biopellet reactor, here are some great suggestions for a tank your size...
http://www.coralvue.com/reef-octopus-br110-biopellet-reactor
http://www.coralvue.com/biochurn-120int-biopellet-reactor
Apr 12, 2014
Chris bottaro
wrote
But your ad recommends those biopellet specifically for this reactor
Apr 12, 2014
Carlos
agent
wrote
Which ad?
Apr 12, 2014
Chris bottaro
wrote
http://www.reefoctopus.com/download/manual/MF-300B.pdf
Apr 12, 2014
Chris bottaro
wrote
I don't mean to be a pain but I already purchased this item and would still like to use
It and have it work properly does the output of the reactor need to be hooked up to the intake
Of the skimmer pump or can it just be in the same compartment as the skimmer?
It and have it work properly does the output of the reactor need to be hooked up to the intake
Of the skimmer pump or can it just be in the same compartment as the skimmer?
Apr 12, 2014
Chris bottaro
wrote
Can the unit be submerged in my sump like next to the skimmer ?
Apr 12, 2014
Carlos
agent
wrote
Yes, the unit can be submerged, no problem.
Jul 16, 2014
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wrote
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