Bio pellet ?
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Thamastachef
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It think that reactor is rated for less water volume, but when it come to pellets I have no clue lol. I'm looking at atomic reefs website. Which reactor would I get. I don't see any pellet reactors available.
Dowtish
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They are building a new design for a bio pellet reactor that includes its own pump, and you will have control of the output etc.... But the ones that they have available now under the Toxic Media Reactors work great for bio pellets/carbon/GFO.
This one will be perfect for what you need: TMR-150E [TMR-150E] - $59.99 : Atomic Reef Systems!, Quality, Affordable Acrylic Reef Products!
This one will be perfect for what you need: TMR-150E [TMR-150E] - $59.99 : Atomic Reef Systems!, Quality, Affordable Acrylic Reef Products!
Reefltx
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Running carbon with BP is not pointless. You find that many of us who run BP still run carbon & gfo. Bio-pellets will remove both nitrate and po4, but more so nitrate, thats why gfo is needed. Also, BP will not remove impurities from the water like carbon, that's why I still run it 24/7.
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Dowtish
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+1 to this. Exactly what I do as well.
Thamastachef
Active Member
Well I have decided to go with the brs dual media reactor for gfo and carbon. And an atomic for bio pellets. Tons of stuff hanging off my cube lol.
Welcome to Reef2Reef Thanastachef! I noticed you are from Boynton Beach, so i figured I would chime in. That is where i grew up :bigsmile:. I was one of the founding members of PBMAS if you are familiar with them 
Thamastachef
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Welcome to Reef2Reef Thanastachef! I noticed you are from Boynton Beach, so i figured I would chime in. That is where i grew up :bigsmile:. I was one of the founding members of PBMAS if you are familiar with them
Thank you. I grew up in boynton my self. Never net with pbmas but do plan too.
