victoly
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How much water does a wavebox need to hold?
victoly replied to Clark's topic in Equipment Discussions
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10-4. Just couldn't tell from the photo. THREAD SUCCESSFULLY HIJACKED.
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How much water does a wavebox need to hold?
victoly replied to Clark's topic in Equipment Discussions
I'd pay to see that. -
So Baylor. Got it.
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There is only one you. And I'd debate whether or not you are really good, because you have given me some terrible betting advice.
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Families before fishtanks!
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Also, not sure how you had your setup, but is the air being pulled up through the soda lime or just into the same chamber?
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have you considered adding a second chamber to your CaRX to pump the effluent through that's filled with CaCO3?
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and this, ladies and gentlemen, is what a CO2 scrubber can do for you.
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No pic brah
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Whoa, hey, up we go.....
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I used a telaire co2 meter. The media is good old veterinary grade soda lime.
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so i hooked up a CO2 scrubber and my pH totally leveled out. it will be interesting to see how it behaves throughout the course of the photoperiod.
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I've got the heatsink that fits it
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whats the shipping cutoff and how much are you spending?
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https://atlantareefclub.org/forums/showthread.php?t=82513 this is relevant to your interests.
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trying to figure out a way to get my skimmer intake outside without tripping off the wife's spider sense.
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The data is in, and IMO there is a pretty good correlation.
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My miami frag puts out 2-3" sweepers and killed a small portion of a nearby acan.
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you're gonna need to photoshop your tank to get fruitloops like that. turn up the contrast to INFINITY.
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Probably has more to do with single batch volume than the actual content of the water. Where else would we drain our tanks to?
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Foxface rental service?
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Oh dang, in that case, floor drain away man!
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how old was the old bulb? PAR in old bulbs drops over time, and if that drop was significant enough, it could cause bleaching. did you do a water change, add carbon or iodine during that time? If you increase water clarity at the same time, you can have a bleaching event.
