Is that up from before, not having one yet it doesnt seem like much given your overall system size. Is that normal?
I feel like it’s average after initial fill of the tanks I won’t be using much water besides small water changes and top off. My old unit I got about 75 gallons and di was shot.
We’ve got one tank running, just mixing up about 40 more gallons for the other one and both tanks should be running. Also got the apex rolling and hooked up some basic functions for now. Hoping Sunday I can dial in the par.
I have heard of others doing this, it really makes that much of a difference?hi,not sure if we talked about this, run an inline "menards" whole house filter with reg string filter ,directly before entire rodi system.. just like an add on ,will increase your good water ratio ,and save filters in system..
Cheap and easy compared to what we've been doing lol. I think it will sure extend the life of the sediment filter a bit more and so on...
I am on a well and already have one, 10 micron I think. Should I add another when I do my RODI? And before or after water softener?hi,not sure if we talked about this, run an inline "menards" whole house filter with reg string filter ,directly before entire rodi system.. just like an add on ,will increase your good water ratio ,and save filters in system..
I added another di stage which now I have dual. If I don’t see an improvement then I will definitely set it up for gassing off the co2, but I’m on city water. I’m leaning towards the custom side.
Thanks for the reply Frank! Any idea on what I should shoot for on my par?yes big difference ,add directly before unit.. yes saves all unit filters ,extends di life ,would never do again without.
and yes even if you have one on house ,add second as part of rodi system..
not a clue ,never measured ,die hard t12 vho user ,def enough to do anything ,just eyeball lower light areas as needed ,old school ,read the corals.. 
Haha okay I think I’m going to shoot for 100 par for the soft coral tank. But okay I will!
