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Def an nice RODI set up. Driving an hour each way and lugging a trunk full of 5 gallons jugs to a reef shop (their water has lowest tds) has gotten really old but it’s that or a sky high water bill.
There are just too many things that fit the question of what do you wish you bought first.
depends solely on incoming TDS whats right for me is probably not right for you. Me? 37 tds so I have 3 ro chambers in series as a water saver after 1 prefilter chamber and 2 carbons. then I have 3 DI chambers inline. All tied in to run an hour a day automatically to keep my 10g kalk reactors water tank full with a inline gate valve to a 100g stock tank used for water changes. Set up for 100g water changes that take 10 minutes tops, and a ATO kalk set up that requires no maintenance at all less cleaning the rust out of off the pre filter and the carbon block changesDef an nice RODI set up.
LOLA tank
It took me awhile to figure out why my floor was always wet and my fish just flopped around for 5mins and then croaked
I've made this mistakeHHahha. The $29 glass algae scraper instead of the 5$ one. Hahahhahha.
One of those all in one tanks, like my redsea nano cube instead of attempting to reuse our old (90’s era) 250 gal!! This has turned into a money pit—so far. Having to buy all new equipment and husband ******** about the plumbing issues.
This ^, for $30 an inkbird controller is like a no brainer imoTemperature controller. Cooked my first tank when heater failed.
;JoyfulA good quality printing press to print money for use at LFSs.
What makes it safer? Seems like putting multiple small heaters in might be the safest option.This ^, for $30 an inkbird controller is like a no brainer imo
extra failsafe for the tank and an audible alarm if your temperature goes out of whack, ones on aquarium controllers obv better as you can also be sent updates on your phone as well if it goes offlineWhat makes it safer? Seems like putting multiple small heaters in might be the safest option.