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Phosban ReactorLighting, Filtration & Other Equipment Specific discussions on aquarium equipment from protein skimmers to water pumps. Which are the best, what they do, and what you might need for your reef aquarium. |
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May 19th, 2008, 01:23 AM
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Re: Phosban Reactor
What works quicker is to take a couple different sized nylon paint brushes and cut the bristles off at half length. This makes them stiff enough to use as scrub brushes. Goes a lot quicker than a small tooth brush!
Current Aquarium(s) Description: 120g SPS Mother Colony Tank, 40 g sump, back wall overflows, 2 closed loop circulation circuits 59X Experience in Saltwater & Reef Aquarium Hobby: 35 years in marine aquarium trade and managing LFS's, 10 years with coral. Other Intrests: Coral Propagation, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Cabinetry, and Reef Systems Development 
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May 19th, 2008, 03:02 PM
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Re: Phosban Reactor
Actually i'll just be washing and scrubing them in new saltwater cause i'll be adding on my new refugium hopefully in a day or 2, depends on how it all goes, that will be adding on 20-30 or so gallons which will act as a large water change.
I do like the idea of using a nylon brush. that does sound much easier than a toothbrush. I'll pick some up when i stop off at home depot for refugium plumbing parts. Current Aquarium(s) Description: 72 bow front Experience in Saltwater & Reef Aquarium Hobby: 1 year Other Intrests: Fish, Cars, Computers, Camping
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