NeoReef

contact number is 92388112

WTS 5ft by 2ft by 2ft display , 4ft x 2ft x 2ft sump , hoodless open concept tank front side crystal glass , bottom of the tank has slight scratches and hinges are rusty (can remove the hinges and replace with yours ) selling for 100 dollars , pm me for pictures as im having difficulty uploading. Viewing will be at kemabangan .

Looking for bunch of chaeto in the east area!! Pls msg me idbu have itll help me a great load

Just want to give this australian/ Singapore company a review on their newly released product the Ripple Aqua Nano ATO. First and foremost , im very impressed by their customer service , any questions asked was answered in less than half an hour . When i first recieved the ATO about a week after i ordered , i was yet again impressed by how small the product really is . I used to have a innovative marine ato that served me well , but didnt really like it because of the bulkiness , hence i sold it away. This ATO on the other hand had an extremely small footprint . The magnets were really strong and it seemed well built. Am told that this ATO is not just small , but it is very smart too . It is said to be able to work even in high turbulence due to their duo sensors and algorithm , and theres a failsafe feature which cuts the pump when the pumps more than 1.5x the usual amount (adapts and adjusts itself overtime) . However one thing i would like this product to have would be splash guards on the plug connectors like those found on maxspect gyre's wavemakers to safeguard againsts trickling water . The price of this ATO is also unbelievable , i paid about 120 sgd including shipping as compared to other brands like tunze and IM this rly stands out to me. On long term reliability , i will have to test this out for myself and i will definitely update this thread , but im liking what i see right now and definitely recommending this ! Im not sure if this is known yet but the guy based in Sg told me that they will be having a skimmer and return pump coming up soon , super hyped to get them for my tank.

Looking to sell my innovative marine ATO , been used for slightly less than a year. Uses conductivity of saltwater to detect when the water level is low , very reliable and accurate for me . Looking for 100 only

Looking for second hand tunze osmolator that is in good condition

Looking for purple stag , striking blue stag , milles and other assorted acro frags!

Have following fs: -lots of deadrocks , 3-4ft worth 100 bux -2x 750g AF MG 10 dollars each (13 retail)

Have following fs: -2x blue stag mini colony Each 40 bux -lots of dead rocks , 3-4ft worth 100 bux -2x 750g AF MG 10 dollars each (13 retail)

Have alot of dead rocks fs , nice big pieces , whatsapp me for more imgs , 92388112

Will take note of the alkalinity levels in the morn , afternoon and night and update this thread

Hey Leon , thank you for the detailed write up , i was aiming for 40ml per min but that wasnt possible with my set up as it eventually came to a stop in the matter of days . The pH that i have set is about 6.7(try to go as high as possoble to decrease alk output as my tank requirements is not that high) The lowest it will hit is 6.5 , but generally stays at 6.7-6.8. The maxijet is used to feed only the calcium reactor , but i modified it such that water flows out of another opening as well , rationale is to not let the pump overheat. Im currently using a pinch valve that came along with the reactor The dilemma im having right now is that my tank's alkalinity demand is not very high since most of my corals are still frags or mini colonies. A cr is needed as kalk alone isnt able to keep up. Thus im trying to dial back my reactor by : 1) cutting my media to just 1/3 of the reactor capacity 2) raising the chamber's pH to 6.7-6.8(i found that 6.8 is still able the melt the media im using which is crushed corals) 3) cutting down on the effluent output (but im giving up on this. It seems to be impossible since low drip rate means clogging and hence unstable addition of alkalinity into the tank) I am now trying to include a timer into my setup after recieving advises from fellow reefers and resding articles online , however there seems to be another problem. Where should the timer be placed? The solenoid or the feed pump? If the timer was placed at the solenoid , theres a few issues thst i can foresee (please check my logic on this): 1) It takes a few hours for pH to rise above 6.8 when the solenoid is switched off , thus alkalinity will continue to be pumped into the tank after switch is offed , and it wjll alsl take another few hours before for pH to drop back to 6.7-6.8 when solenoid is switched on If the timer was placed at the feed pump : 1) the chamber remains at 6.7-6.8 thus cr continues to melt and when the timer switches the pump on , alot of dkh will be dumped to the tank in a short span of time . (On the other hand i was thinking there must be a saturation point for the ca co3 ions and therefore once a certain level conc is achieved in the chamber , the media would stop melting, unsure about this theory though) 2) there could be an accumilation of CO2 bubbles (tried it out yesterday and it did indeed happen) 3) bacteria build up? Im not sure Anyways for now , i am putting my solenoid on a timer for 7h , assuming first 3h is to bring the pH down to below 6.8 , i would be left with 4h to melt the media , and assuming it takes about an hour to rise above 6.8 , i would have a total of about 5h run time for the CR. What are your thoughts? Im keen to find out how you guys would run your calcium reactors

Hello guys , recently , ive been trying to tune my calcium reactor to meet the needs of my tank , but am unable to do so. The effluent drip rate reduces over time and eventually coming to a stop in about a week, even tho its on a fairly high drip rate. Im using a bubble magus wp200 calcium reactor , fed by a maxijet 1200 pump. Any advice?

alright thanks marcovan , i will contact him!!

Looking for pvc needle valve meant for controlling cr effluent output! Drop me a message if u have , 92388122