I feel lost. ..

[marine_science_addict]

How do I do that?

 

[steventaylor702]

In members aquarium discussion make a post in there about your tank and it's spec's

 

[marine_science_addict]

Hmm ok I will look into doing that!

 

[steventaylor702]

Ya it help if you ever have a question because all the info about your tank is there for people to see and also it nice to show the progress of the tank

 

[marine_science_addict]

So I would send people there if I had questions and they can see my setup4?

 

[steventaylor702]

You could or you just ask the questions the that post much like we are here.

 

[marine_science_addict]

Ahh ok

 

[Lemony Lemons]

No I didn't. What is the name of them? I would love to look into them! I know we plan to move out in a few months to a house and want to set up a system in our garage.

Spectrapure makes a faucet adapter. I have one for mine.. but I bought it a year ago and don't know what its model number is.

My unit is about 1.5' wide, with 3 canisters. 90gpd. It's super lightweight, I can move it around wherever I need it. The components on it are well made and my water is always 1 < tds.

My unit was pretty cheap for what I got, great reviews, well made, easy to find retailers that sell replacement canisters & I was able to get a faucet adapter. I got in on marinedepot.com. I got the adapter from my LFS who ordered it for me.

My phosphates were through the roof using my LFS water, GHA everywhere! I can't explain how much making my own Rodi water helped, I'd say it's worth trying to figure out how you could get one going for yourself.

Also, +1 on the rods, or roggers. You can buy a clip from them that holds the food in place while they feed instead of it getting kicked around your tank. Roggers reef food has a green one that has all kinds of greens and meats in it, plus other good stuff.

Less food = less nitrates, less nitrates = GHA starvation.
Better water = no GHA production.

Good luck with whatever you choose & post an update once you do!