Wtb phosphate reactor...

[nanoreefnewbie]

Am in need of a phosphate reactor for a 75 gallon cube asap plz
Pm me a price and a pic if possible
Also plz keep local within calgary area

[jords]

JL Aquatics has the TLF phosphate reactor on sale right now. Here's a link to the whole package (which includes all the tubing and pump, media, etc)

http://www.jlaquatics.com/product/tf...0+Package.html

I bought one of these, works amazing. And it's at a great price. I know you wanted cheap and local, but they would only take a couple days to get out to you. And if you order over $100, they'll do free shipping too.

[nanoreefnewbie]

Originally Posted by jords

JL Aquatics has the TLF phosphate reactor on sale right now. Here's a link to the whole package (which includes all the tubing and pump, media, etc)

http://www.jlaquatics.com/product/tf...0+Package.html

I bought one of these, works amazing. And it's at a great price. I know you wanted cheap and local, but they would only take a couple days to get out to you. And if you order over $100, they'll do free shipping too.

Wow that is cheap hey good too know not hard too spend a other 30$ either

[jords]

In this hobby, definitely not. I finally picked up my frag tools while I was at it!

[Ginu]

I am also running the same reactor from J&L and it does a good job

So +1 to the TLF reactor package form J&L

[Nano]

Keep your eyes peeled, I recently picked up 2 used for $10 each

[nanoreefnewbie]

Originally Posted by jords

In this hobby, definitely not. I finally picked up my frag tools while I was at it!

that's funny cause that's what I was gunna pick up come coral glue and disks lol

[jords]

IMO, JL offers great deals. However, that may be a little biased for me - all we have is 1 saltwater fish/supply store here, and although they don't price things that stupid, the selection isn't really that broad, unless they special order it for you, which then is cheaper to find it elsewhere online.

As for the TLF reactor -- it also works amazing with carbon! So once you get the phosphates down with it, and learn to control them with reduced feeding, etc, maybe look into putting carbon in it? I was contemplating buying the "pro" package so I had one for each, but I just don't have that space on my current tank. However, anyone know if there'd be a problem putting both phosphate remover AND carbon in the same reactor?