zackdastack
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i am realativly new to the hobby and do not really know about calcium reactors. What are the ups and downs. ANy comments are apprecitated
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BigJay
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Ups: Reduced maintenance, additional stability, ease of adjustment, and relatively low long term cost (aragonite media and CO2 are cheap).
Downs: Outrageous initial cost. A full setup is about three times worse than you think it could ever be.
Edited so I don't get lynched: You might want to look into automated two-part dosing as well as an alternative to meeting Calcium and Alkalinity demands. It's a bit more simple to use, costs a bit less initially, and has all the same benefits. It's all a matter of preference.
Downs: Outrageous initial cost. A full setup is about three times worse than you think it could ever be.
Edited so I don't get lynched: You might want to look into automated two-part dosing as well as an alternative to meeting Calcium and Alkalinity demands. It's a bit more simple to use, costs a bit less initially, and has all the same benefits. It's all a matter of preference.
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