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MTC Pro-Cal Calcium Reactor

JMetaxas

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I have a MTC Pro-Cal Calcium reactor for sale. If you now Calcium Reactors, you know these are the best ever made, at least that's the opinion of most Reefers.

This is in very good shape and works as it should. The pump has slight surface corrosion that doesn't effect performance at all.

Located in Old Saybrook, CT and I work in Watertown. I also travel in the New England, NY, NJ areas regularly.

Price: $395 FIRM.

NOTE: These were $695 new.

Phone: 203-494-4854

Email: [email protected]


Features:

  • 22.5" high, base footprint 14 x 14"
  • 1/4" cell cast tube
  • 1/2" acrylic base and lid
  • CO2 output to the sump
  • Heavy duty magnetic circulation pump
  • High quality needle valve for precise output control
  • CO2 bubble counter and check valve
  • Dispersion plate to dissolve media evenly
  • 15 psi pressure gauge
  • Water input strainer
  • Adjustable input / output tubing bracket
  • Automatic CO2 venting assembly
  • Suitable for up to 700 gal aquariums
  • Swivel & slide water input tube for easy maintenance
  • Simple, no plumbing installation
  • User serviceable parts

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