Redsea Reefmat operation

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Hello everyone, just wondering on everyone’s experience with the Redsea Reefmat. I just started it up last night on my waterbox frag 105.4. The water looks nice clear however, I’m noticing food and waste make it around the filter roll and into the sump. It looks like the roll is not in contact with a wall of the actual reefmat and the uneaten food gets in the holes and out. Is the roller on right? Am I doing something wrong or is this normal? Also the mat isn’t rolling on it’s own so not sure why, I’ve followed everything step by step at least I thought so lol.. I manually roll it and it goes up fine. Any help is greatly appreciated!
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Looks like someone isn't set up correctly. The material should be against the wall. My guess the role is in backwards or not running under the little red roll dolly at the top feed side. Pic of higher up might help
 
I am glad you figured it out. It looks like your return roll was spooling to the outside instead of the inside. i agree with others on the media basket, it is a good idea but quickly because the regular maintenance item as it slows the flow down and starts triggering the ReefMat to spool.
 
I am glad you figured it out. It looks like your return roll was spooling to the outside instead of the inside. i agree with others on the media basket, it is a good idea but quickly because the regular maintenance item as it slows the flow down and starts triggering the ReefMat to spool.
I have read that before, I didn’t put anything in, my original plan was for Chemipure but that would definitely clog up the flow. I’ll leave it empty! Thank you for the tip!
 

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