Setting up a reef tank using the Red Sea Reefer | BRStv Spotlight
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Now that is cool! I love that hinged panel you added. Really clean! I have to admit, while setting this Reefer 250 up it really got me wanting a Red Sea for myself!
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Great video as usual.
Great video as usual.
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The vast majority of people will pick a Reefer 250 over the Max series. I'm currently leaning towards a Max E-260 over the Reefer 250 because I find the large black center overflows distracting, that clean coast to coast overflow makes a clean backdrop. The overflow is basically the same size on the Nano to 250 that it is on the larger 450. The reefer is the choice going large, but I personally prefer the 260 over the 250.
EDIT: Almost no one is with me on this. But if you want to keep the back completely clean and no coralline, a flat no overflow back is nice.
EDIT: Almost no one is with me on this. But if you want to keep the back completely clean and no coralline, a flat no overflow back is nice.
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