Grizz's 8' shallow sea

[The Grizz]

I like the sound of a carbon pellet

[Delphinus]

Originally Posted by The Grizz

I like the sound of a carbon pellet

ROX0.8 is already in a pellet format. FWIW.

Originally Posted by Snappy

I would imagine they will be just fine.

+1

Yes I agree ROX carbon is very good however it tends to clump up very quickly so it's life span tends to be shorter because I don't reuse it after taking the reactor apart to change it.

Interesting. I have not had any issues with clumping with ROX. My only complaint with the stuff is that it's so small and lightweight, it works its way into the sponges of the reactor and thus when I change it out I have to spend a couple extra minutes to work back out of the sponge.

Dependent on flowrate through the reactor maybe?

[Lance]

Originally Posted by Delphinus

Interesting. I have not had any issues with clumping with ROX. My only complaint with the stuff is that it's so small and lightweight, it works its way into the sponges of the reactor and thus when I change it out I have to spend a couple extra minutes to work back out of the sponge.

Dependent on flowrate through the reactor maybe?

Between the two tanks I'm running the ROX in a BRS reactor and a TLF reactor. There is no problem with the TLF; the BRS reactor however, does have clumping issues. It doesn't seem to matter what the flow rate, it still clumps. I give the reactor a shake every week or so and that seem to help, but it does require more maintenance than the TLF.

[The Grizz]

Well either way I will be getting some carbon in there ASAP and hopefully get another NextReef MR1 to run them in.

[Delphinus]

Originally Posted by The Grizz

Well either way I will be getting some carbon in there ASAP and hopefully get another NextReef MR1 to run them in.

Kewl

Originally Posted by Lance

Between the two tanks I'm running the ROX in a BRS reactor and a TLF reactor. There is no problem with the TLF; the BRS reactor however, does have clumping issues. It doesn't seem to matter what the flow rate, it still clumps. I give the reactor a shake every week or so and that seem to help, but it does require more maintenance than the TLF.

Ah, interesting about the BRS reactor. I've only ever tried the ROX in a TLF reactor and then a MR1 on the bigger tank (bought it originally for pellets but it didn't tumble the pellets as nice as a Vertex reactor so it was just begging to be used for carbon - but it does seem to work nice for the carbon).

[fishytime]

RC has a couple vertex reactors in atm.....but thats niether here nor there, what reactor you run it in..... just run it.......even just in a bag in your sump in the meantime, perhaps?.....

[The Grizz]

I am going to get some carbon, clean up my 2 - TLF 150's and get them in as soon as I can. I like the NextReef MR1 so far for my vertex pellets and would like another for carbon.

[lastlight]

Some really nice zoas you have in there I'm jealous! For whatever reason I had issues with many of the first round of zoas I tried but lately they seem to be thriving. Really dig the aussie elegance as well. I'll have to do some research on them but I do want one for the new tank. It's like a nem but without the evil!

Got a recent FTS?

[The Grizz]

Thanks Brett, I have lost a few zoas for what ever reason I don't know but some of them seem to be doing very well. I was unsure about getting an elegance myself for some time but when I saw this one at Wei's I couldn't resist especially for the price he gave it to me for. And I must say it is doing great.

No new FTS as of late because my tank is getting so scratched up that it doesn't look good at all. If I can manage to get the front glass clean I will take a few shots.

[lastlight]

Alright fine but what about the replacement tank? What have you done with that piece of heavy?