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Your average ro cartridge should last you a lifetime if properly maintained. The others like the sediment, gac, carbon block, & DI should give you atleast 6 months before needing to be replaced. (More or less) The only thing I would do with a buddie unit would be to install : a pressure guage...

Did you test your tank before and after to see what's what? Sounds like you may have more nutrients in your tank than you realized. I mean for me I was using rowaphos for years with my other tank but it became a money pit...... so i just stopped one day. My tank went nuts w gha and what not...

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Looks good, @bairdimusprime

Sump the shrimp in the mean time

I would only pull the shrimp once you r sure it's them doing it. It could be something else bothering em. Do you have a sump?

Put me down for Saturday

True, the cartriges are also not interchangeable like a generic rodi unit (like what I have)

Aqua life makes these new twist units @Mark Shelly and @art13 Aquatic Life Twist-In 100 GPD 4-Stage RO/DI System - Marine Depot

Reef Aquarium Calcium Supplementation: Kent Marine Kalkwasser Mix

LifeGuard Ro Buddie 4 Stage+di 50gpd {bin-2}

Pick up a Rodi "buddy" unit that you can plumb under your sink. Something rated for about 50gal a day should work @Mark Shelly

Run kalkwasser in you ATO @Mark Shelly , this will supplement elements along with water changes

just a lil un happy about something...if the head recedes into the base, then there's a problem....here's a picture from the internet...from doing a google search

i too had a peppermint shrimp that attacked my acan a while back....

Yea they look fine to me, something like @art13 mentioned may have stepped on them or bothered them

Yea the tank is coming along for the most part, I think I'm pushing my limit as far as stocking goes. Maybe 1 more small fish and 1 or 2 more corals. But other than that, just the weekly maintenance schedule Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

It's amazing how some simple coding can allow this thing to evolve so much....keep it up James @njtiger24 aquariums

I was testing out my camera on my new phone last night so I went pic crazy