Advices on a reactor for GFO

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I have a TLF 150 and while it works fine for pelletized carbon it is pretty useless for GFO and it's also a pain to add media. I'm looking for a reactor just to use for GFO. An internal with pump would probably be easiest but I do have pumps here that I could use as well as a manifold I could run a tube from. I have enough gear laying around collecting dust so I'm hoping to get recommendations for a reactor that actual does what it states. I only need it for GFO. Tank Volume is about 200g but the reactor will end up on my new build closer to 300 gallons. TIA
 
do you have a unused di canister w insert ? can also use 5 gallon nylon paint screen in any reactor ...
 
do you have a unused di canister w insert ? can also use 5 gallon nylon paint screen in any reactor ...
I do have extras laying around and I have sponges. Not sure why I didn't think of using one of those :face-with-hand-over-mouth: probably should get my but out of bed and get some caffeine so my brain starts functioning.
Thanks.
 

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