New Cade PR2-900 build

Tony7912

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Hi all

I've taken delivery of the Cade and so far all i have done is open the box! Very well packed. Getting some help on Tuesday to set it up so hopefully will have more photos by Weds.

Transferring over from a Cleair, which is pretty good but too small to add in all the gadgets and I think it was starting to become an electrical hazard. Going to have a Ecotech L2 pump, Radion Xr30 and Tunze skimmer and a bunch of other things that I will update later.

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Very nice tank. Have you added more stuff to the tank?
Thanks! Nah haven't added anything else as yet. Am having a major drama with nitrates and phosphates so some of the corals are suffering a bit. Have ramped up the skimmer and reduced feedings. Also started dosing Nopox to see if that helps.

I'm thinking the problem started when I moved everything over to the new tank and went bare bottom so the deep sand bed that was probably dealing with the nitrates was lost.
 
Any updates - I too have this tank and am setting it up. My only issue is not being able to install an apex flow meter between the return line and the cor-20.
 

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