what calcium reactor do you recommend?

[jukboxx]

i have a 200 gal mixed reef tank/ frag tank setup (leaning more towards lps) and i am using 2-part right now, things are going well but i dose quite alot daily and in the long run i will have spent more money than it would have cost to just buy a calcium reactor. so with that said i am looking for something a little more economical in the long run. i am needing some help on which ones i should be considering, based on price, reliability, and just personal exp. any help will be greatly appriciated.

 

[AZDesertRat]

Geo.
CR612

They don't come any better.

 

[luke33]

Tough to beat the aquamaxx as the price is right, they are built well, have all the nice features, and are quiet.

 

[SDguy]

If space is an issue, look at the Korallins. Otherwise, yeah, Geos are great. MRC also has excellent build quality.

 

[jukboxx]

ok thanks so far for the input, space is not issue, i have a inwall main display with an entire room behind for all the mad science that goes on behind the scene. any recomendations on where to purchase?

 

[90greefman]

Would highly recommend an electronic bubble counter too. Costs a bit more but well worth it.

 

[90greefman]

Aquarium plants.com carries them.

 

[pcfish]

I had a korralin for years they can be very touchy as far as getting them going when changing out the media. I swithed to a Geo 618 very simple keeps alk an calcium levels up without any issues I have 300 gallons total water volume primarily SPS and chalices.

 

[Paul_N]

Geo.
CR612

They don't come any better.

+1 had one for years. Ran flawlessly

 

[jukboxx]

i am hearing alot of good things about geo, sounds like the right one for me. how often do you have to refill pcfish, what media do you recommened

 

[ermartin]

I have been real happy with my Bubble Magnus the only issue was the pinch clamp ou the output that i replaced with a 2$ plastic valve