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12-15-2010, 02:29 PM
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Oh nuts. I spent all this time hacking up the reactor pump lines to get a check valve in there and I didn't actually need to ? Oh well, hehe, water under the bridge. Note to self: "check assumptions more before".
Tank cycled OK using just drops? Did it take any longer or did you push on ahead anyhow and things were OK?
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12-16-2010, 04:57 AM
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The vertex zeo reactor has a check valve to keep water in the reactor. I started it and was very happy with it i hardly noticed a cycle
 . If you do this cycle prepare for some of the nastiest algae you will ever see in a tank then boom gone. I would get like a few inches of growth on the windows a day. But it worked well never lost a thing when i moved my tank.
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