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Old 03-18-2010, 07:01 PM
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how did you like that acro-calcium reactor.
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Old 03-21-2010, 05:44 AM
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Awesome thread. The tank is gorgeous!
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Old 03-21-2010, 06:37 AM
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very nice piece....and great pic!
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how did you like that acro-calcium reactor.
the acro-cal reactor was ok at first, but as time went on it started to do weird things. it would stop taking in CO2 at times or the impeller would just stop spinning, so in the long run its not the most reliable reactor but it definitely will fit the budget of those that want something for there nanos without breaking the bank.

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Awesome thread. The tank is gorgeous!
thanks for the compliment
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Old 03-22-2010, 02:39 PM
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the acro-cal reactor was ok at first, but as time went on it started to do weird things. it would stop taking in CO2 at times or the impeller would just stop spinning, so in the long run its not the most reliable reactor but it definitely will fit the budget of those that want something for there nanos without breaking the bank.
there's a great sales pitch!
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Old 03-22-2010, 04:59 PM
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there's a great sales pitch!
lol i know eh? let everyone know that it'll break after a few months but say it wont break the bank and that there is what seals the deal now on a note for those that cant pick up internet sarcasm, these units are not worth the money, bubble magus calcium reactors are $50 more and 200x better
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Old 03-23-2010, 04:49 AM
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had some time tonight to grab the camera out to get my custom white balance correct so that i can take some photos showing the proper colors of things in the tank. So now that all is done enjoy the photos guys. LOTS OF PHOTOS

hot pink birdsnest (round tip):


ORA ice tort:


lime in the sky:


green pocci:


weird color changed oregon tort:


no idea what this is but its cool:


bali tri color:


ORA borealis:


unknown acro:


rainbow pocci from the front:


sand sifting star on the glass just had to take it:
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Old 03-29-2010, 02:44 AM
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so ever since i started working at Oceanic Corals i stare at that big vertex reactor every time i go...they just had to have it sitting out in the open so..the temptation got to me and i JUST HAD TO GET IT (imagine what my girlfriend said when she heard that). So after a few weeks of getting everything together and waiting on the pellets the reactor is finally running.

For those who have been into the store, i am tumbling these pellets faster as a test to see how fine i can get the mulms coming out of the reactor to be as we all know SPS corals cant catch things that are too big and even cyclopeeze is hard for some to catch. So hopefully the speed of the tumbling will do SOMETHING other then to lower the overall maintenance of the reactor.

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