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Converting CR to Sulphur Denitrator


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you can, but just be sure you can drain out the air with the dripping of water. the air will accumulate inside and might choke your system.

If a man could beat his own fantasy. Then to only breed in captivity. Then its pointless.

Genesis 1:20

And God said, Let the waters bring forth abundantly the moving creature that has life, and fowl that may fly above the earth in the open firmament of heaven. And God created great whales, and every living creature that moves, which the waters brought forth abundantly, after their kind, and every winged fowl after his kind: and God saw that it was good. And God blessed them, saying, Be fruitful, and multiply, and fill the waters in the seas, and let fowl multiply in the earth. And the evening and the morning were the fifth day.

|| Tank: 78" x 30" x 30" || Sump: 48" x 22" x 20" || Lights: PowerModule 10 X 80W|| Returns: 2 x HF32 ||

|| Skimmer: BubbleKing Supermarin 300 || Wavemaker: 3 x 6100 & 1 x 6200, 2 x Wavebox 6212, WavySea ||

|| FR: 2 x FR150 || NR: Sulphur Denitrator || CR: RM Custom Made 8" || KR: Deltec KM500 || TopUp: Tunze Osmolator 3155 ||

|| UV: Coralife 12X 36W || Ozonizer: Sanders C200|| Controller: GHL Profilux Plus II Ex ||

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IMO, the principle and mechanize of a CR and denitrator are quite difference.

The flow rate of pump in CR is strong, water intake from top then push water via a pipe direct down to the bottom.

In the case of denitrator, the flow rate of pump is much lower, water intake via the pipe sucking water direct from bottom and the outlet of water stay on top. Bio balls or Sulphur media helps to blocks/prevents oxygen flow down to reach bottom.

See quote from Deltec http://www.theaquariumsolution.com/files/S...e%20Filter2.pdf:

"It is important therefore to understand that for the unit to work you must create a STABLE bacterial colony and if you allow too much air rich water into the reactor before the colony is stable then it will crash and you will have to start again from the beginning."

Hope you able to find a way to confirm this...

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IMO, the principle and mechanize of a CR and denitrator are quite difference.

The flow rate of pump in CR is strong, water intake from top then push water via a pipe direct down to the bottom.

In the case of denitrator, the flow rate of pump is much lower, water intake via the pipe sucking water direct from bottom and the outlet of water stay on top. Bio balls or Sulphur media helps to blocks/prevents oxygen flow down to reach bottom.

See quote from Deltec http://www.theaquariumsolution.com/files/S...e%20Filter2.pdf:

"It is important therefore to understand that for the unit to work you must create a STABLE bacterial colony and if you allow too much air rich water into the reactor before the colony is stable then it will crash and you will have to start again from the beginning."

Hope you able to find a way to confirm this...

Was looking at the pics in the H&S website, the CR and the Denitrator looks similar except of the air-valve. I've asked around and was told to close the air-valve in the CR and it should work liao.

Will probably try it out in the weekend.

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Was looking at the pics in the H&S website, the CR and the Denitrator looks similar except of the air-valve. I've asked around and was told to close the air-valve in the CR and it should work liao.

Will probably try it out in the weekend.

That's what I been told as well. Let us know how this go.

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