flricordia
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Will fit in the back of most all-in-one nanos.
Take an empty DI cartridge (they have built-in sponge filters to keep small media from escaping), attach a small power head to the bottom, add phosphate media and add a 1/4 line at the top so it returns to another chamber or back to the tank. You want a small powerhead. I used a Rio 600 which you would think might be too strong, but it gets the resin churning just enough, which is what you want. The 1/4" line at the top will decrease the flow too. Perfect and cheap way to add a phosphate reactor to your nano. The empty cartridges you can get from the...not sure if I can post them here as I don't think they are sponsors...so if you want to know you can PM me. I don't have a nano set-up right now myself. Just goofing around.
Take an empty DI cartridge (they have built-in sponge filters to keep small media from escaping), attach a small power head to the bottom, add phosphate media and add a 1/4 line at the top so it returns to another chamber or back to the tank. You want a small powerhead. I used a Rio 600 which you would think might be too strong, but it gets the resin churning just enough, which is what you want. The 1/4" line at the top will decrease the flow too. Perfect and cheap way to add a phosphate reactor to your nano. The empty cartridges you can get from the...not sure if I can post them here as I don't think they are sponsors...so if you want to know you can PM me. I don't have a nano set-up right now myself. Just goofing around.
