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run a calc reactor and you have the co2 built in, no need for external co2Based on feedback I've received from others and internet research, looks like well water inherently comes in with excessive CO2 leading to premature Anion resin depletion...wonderful. I knew I had ****** city well water with high TDS, but wasn't aware of the CO2 issue. Looks like I'm going to have to aerate the water before it gets to my DI stage.
I see two different ways to accomplish this, but going through Anion resin and this rate is not a sustainable option. I'll figure out which option I'm going to go with. Either aerate the water in a separate container or some sort of PVC contraption pre-DI that others have done.
I have the room for it, so it's not a big deal. I read about issues with them and honestly don't want to spend the time dialing it in. What I'm doing now is straightforward.run a calc reactor and you have the co2 built in, no need for external co2
Ahh ok, you quoted my message where I was talking about excessive CO2 on my well water which is depleting my Anion resin..so I was responding to that.I think that a Calcium Reactor with Kalk running too in order to raise the PH is the best setup for larger tanks like yours. They really aren't hard to dial in at all. Once you grasp how they work they are truly set it and forget it. Especially since you have the room for one. I would seriously just give it some consideration.
Yes, Aquatec..incoming PSI is around 80. Incoming water pressure without the pump was 60. It's the TDS that is getting me...I can't run the membranes back to back because the concentration would be too high. Well, combine that with the off gassing I need to do, it just adds more time to the process.Do you have a pump for your rodi? Do you have a cover for your tank, jawfish jump really well.
I have 2 captive bred purple tangs. Besides a too small sailfin tang they haven't bothered any other fish in my tank. Even with their aggressive eating they should be good tank mates for the jawfish.
Ohhhhh F.M.L, I've never seen that before. Ohh well, I'll be running two RO/DI systems in parallel, but that looks cool though. Thanks for ruining my evening.I forgot I paid a lot for those fish. Thank you for the reminder haha
Have you looked at the 500gph rodi system?
The captive bred tangs are small. Mines may have been 1.5" at most when I got them. That may help with the jaw fish being afraid of them, not sure if your seller sizes can be decided before you order.
Haha Not a problem. Your setup works fine anyway.Ohhhhh F.M.L, I've never seen that before. Ohh well, I'll be running two RO/DI systems in parallel, but that looks cool though. Thanks for ruining my evening.