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Sounds exactly like the problem I had.

I think you're going to have to gas off the CO2. You can check out a video here about it. https://www.bulkreefsupply.com/content/post/Extend-Lifespan-of-DI-Resin-Reduce-CO2-How-To-Tuesday

Also another calculator

I don't think a better RODI unit will affect this, I could be wrong and there is a product out there that I am unaware of, but I think it's bound by the CO2.
Thank you for sharing I’m going to have to check this out!
 
hi,sorry too. old school.. ;Facepalm ASM g4 -5 ,upgrade pump if needed to octo bubble blaster 3000..will get job done ,
they don't fluctuate ,easy to clean..:cool:
 
hi,sorry too. old school.. ;Facepalm ASM g4 -5 ,upgrade pump if needed to octo bubble blaster 3000..will get job done ,
they don't fluctuate ,easy to clean..:cool:
Nice! Some of these skimmers I’m looking at are absolutely humongous and I love it ha
 
Very cool looking setup! You might want to check out purewaterclub for a new RODI unit they are so much cheaper than all the other sites I saw.

Also, I went with an Aquamaxx RC3 skimmer and am happy with it thus far. Think it's a really good value as well.
 
Do you guys think it’s worth it to purchase a $800-$1,000 dollar skimmer? I haven’t ran a skimmer in about 4 years. But I’m going to need one on this new tank. I’m looking into ro skimmers ran those before and loved them.
 
I was looking into this one looks pretty good.
 

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Wow, that's definitely a big skimmer! While my system won't be quite as large, here’s the one I got. Im guessing I'll be around 190-200 gallons.

 
Wow, that's definitely a big skimmer! While my system won't be quite as large, here’s the one I got. Im guessing I'll be around 190-200 gallons.

Some really good reviews on that! Thinking I’m going to pull the trigger!
 
Keep en eye out in the open box section of BRS! You can find some good deals on skimmers and other equipment :)
 
I haven’t decided on mine yet but what I have been reading is bigger and $$$ isn’t necessarily better. Slightly under sized may work better. I am also going to do macroalgae in refugium and displays to help out
 
I haven’t decided on mine yet but what I have been reading is bigger and $$$ isn’t necessarily better. Slightly under sized may work better. I am also going to do macroalgae in refugium and displays to help out
I have read that as well, it’s hard to decide I hear people go both ways I want to run my system such as heavy import and heavy export method.
 
So I will have roughly 325-350 gallons of water volume I’m going to try and find a skimmer roughly rated for 250 gallons heavy bioload. What do y’all think about that?
 
I think either the same one I got or one size bigger would work
 
You guys are much more experienced than me, but following. I am holding off on any more planning until the guys at work figure out my floor load. If I have to lighten the load and beef up the floor I might use make a “fish closet” in basement below the tank for bigger sump QT, & ATO.
 
Tanks cleaned up a lot better than expected.
 

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