Coralife Ca reactor

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I have a Coralife Ca reactor and about every 3 days I get an excess accumulation of air(probably CO2) in the reactor. I usually have to remove flow valve and let it run until bubbles are gone.
I have already added a feed pump for the affluent (stock relies on this teeny tiny pump)
Has anybody had a similar experience, and how was the problem rectified?

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Sorry to get you down but I think you should junk that reactor and get another one. I've heard the Coralife reactors aren't the best.
 
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Sorry to get you down but I think you should junk that reactor and get another one. I've heard the Coralife reactors aren't the best.

They are truely a point of sale!!!
Unfortunately due to financial conditions, if I bought a new reactor it would be this :horse: any guess who the horse would be!? and I do not think the wife would be smiling, well maybee.
 

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I have the same issues with the wife...but seriously for the money there can't be much better out there is there? Any ideas for better units in the same price range?
 

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i have the reactor rated up to 250g,i had numbers of problems getting that thing to work right.it leaked,it shot huge air bubbles,the valve wouldnt stay adjusted,but after working with it i finnaly got it to work right,and its just as good as any other i think.IMHO
dont get rid of it just work with it.
 
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I have been dealing w/ this for over 1 yr.
It will be great then go to poo for a week.
:horse:no matter how hard it just will not work (except when it wants) I am a stickler for reliability. It is really hard to reach for adjustment which adds insult to injury.:blob6:



i have the reactor rated up to 250g,i had numbers of problems getting that thing to work right.it leaked,it shot huge air bubbles,the valve wouldnt stay adjusted,but after working with it i finnaly got it to work right,and its just as good as any other i think.IMHO
dont get rid of it just work with it.
 
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Thanks.
It is getting better.......:hammer:
This morning my drip had completely stopped!
Trying to burp the bubles as we speak.
I feel a new reactor is 100% in order.
 

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