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I tried doing that by cutting off the part which was connected to Rio but the problem is still there. I will change the whole rubber hose tmr since it starting to harden.
My tank is experiencing micro bubble problem for the past 2-3 weeks since I changed my return pump to Aquabee 3000. Previously, I was using Rio 10HF without micro bubble problem. I am using mainly rubber hoses.
Any suggestion?
Wilson
fantastic work!! the acrylic workmanship was brilliant. I am not really a hardware guy thus I really admire these skills. But the controller looks like a bomb
nothing really innovative though . Will need to do some modifications to improve the efficiency. Any recommendation for a cost effective phosphate test kit? I am using API now and find the reading is not granular enough. (e.g. 0 and next color code is for 0.25). My current reading is somewhere between 0 - 0.25.
Bought 2 10" water filter canisters intending for my DIY RO/DI unit project but did not proceed. Not wanting it to be wasted, I DIYed a phosphate reactor instead. I am testing it using PhosGuard now and will share more if it is working.
Cheers.