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![]() I've been looking at various Ozone solutions and I think I just need something really simple for my 38G tank. I just want to generate a little ozone a few hours per day. So I was wondering if I can just setup a Rio Nano skimmer, add ozone to it, and add carbon to it. Would that work?
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![]() Hey Sam
I been trying to think of some ideas for ozone on your tank. Can you test your ORP before you add ozone? On a smaller tank if it's already high you should probably use a controller for the ozone. You could maybe use a 50mg generator but it kinda depends on your ORP now. You would need an air dryer and maybe an air pump as well. With the Rio skimmer is there a way to filter the air as well as the water with carbon? Maybe fit a carbon bag over the top? What about injecting ozone into your AquaC? With two skimmers you might have a harder time adjusting them especially if they are fiddly to start with. Do you think the AquaC is doing a good job on your tank? Maybe upgrading to a larger skimmer with a collection cup that is easier to filter the air and has a longer contact time for the ozone. A skimmer that you could plumb the output through something like a Phosban reactor with carbon. Anyway just some rambling ideas for you.
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Brian ____________________________________________ 220g inwall 48"x36"x30" 110g mangrove refug/sump Poison Dart Frog Vivarium |
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![]() making a reactor wasn't too much work I used a phosban reactor style with a second chanmber for carbon... one thing that you need to consider is that you must use cell cast acrylic as extruded acrylic will eventually be damaged by the oxidizers (O3)
Last edited by vanreefer; 02-10-2007 at 02:26 AM. |