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What is your phosphate?

please close...bought the BRS dual reactors...

Don't these fish have a protective coating (film)?

Could somehow the resins need each other in combo (mixed) to actually work? Some kind of synergy?

Like the tiles says, checking to see if there is a used BRS Dual Reactor out there before I pull trigger on new one...thanks!

Thanks or the quick reply Jim. Hope you are feeling better...I will go 40ft then.

Just ordered the Reliance panel for backup power. I found some L14-30 power chords on Ebay. Is 40 ft too long to run power from a generator to the panel? I have a choice between a 25ft and 40ft, just concerned the longer one might be too long for running power.

Sump baffels done and sump inplace...

The Herbie (silent) flow method relies on a full siphon (totally under water) that needs a gate valve to adjust the flow. It's designed with a dry emergency drain as a backup to prevent any overflow situations. Its extremely safe. The return pump will have a ball valve for adjustment back to...

That's what I was thinking, but I saw mention of some down by the sump. Thanks for confirming.

Thanks for the input. Where would you put the drain gate valve? Under the stand or down in the basement just before the sump?

Thanks! If anyone has any info on my overflow and return question I'd appreciate it.

Another question...what is the name of the fitting used to reduce from a 1 inch ball valve to a 1/2 inch tube to feed a GFO canister.

I'm working on the plumbing design and parts list for my DT down to my basement sump. I have some questions, I plan on going Herbie with full siphon and dry emergency. The central overflow came with two 1 inch bulkheads and two 1/2 return bulkheads. In-regard to the drains is there any...

Thanks for the replies and pictures. I'm going manifold...plumbing questions later...:)

I was thinking of how I was going to setup my GFO reactor in regard to flow. I most likely will get the BRS setup. In regard to flow, can it be feed from the return pump? Or even the gravity drain. My return pump should have more than enough flow to handle it. I asked the guys at BRS and they...

A belated happy birthday...enjoy the LEDS...

Great job with the pictures...the life stock looks super too...

So I wonder who built it?

ok, that make sense...you just cant over do the flow and you have some room for clogs.