Calcium Reactor In Return Chamber?

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I’ve read somewhere that it’s better to have the calcium reactor effluent drip into the overflow area and not the return chamber since it allows more contact time to balance ph before it hits the tank.

Anyone still run it into the return chamber? Or have any problems doing so?
 
I’ve read somewhere that it’s better to have the calcium reactor effluent drip into the overflow area and not the return chamber since it allows more contact time to balance ph before it hits the tank.

Anyone still run it into the return chamber? Or have any problems doing so?

Mines right next to the return chamber, but I do run a two stage cal reactor.

But, my feed is in the overflow to keep the incoming and and output separated.

I stream and not drip, and would not change any part up the way it's setup.
 

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