For Sale: Large Calcium Reactor

[anative]

I have a Large DIY Calcium Reactor for sale in Longwood, FL. I built this
myself about 2 1/2 years ago. It was on my 220g SPS tank until about 2 months
ago when I sold off all my corals.

It was built from the design that DJ88 posted about in this thread.
It is a very unique design in that it incorporates 2 chambers in one unit.
The square design also allows for more efficient use of space.
The model I built holds over 35 lbs of Media!

Specifications:

Main Reactor
Size: 17 1/2" Tall X 9 1/2" Wide X 10 1/2" Deep
Capacity : Approx 35 lbs of Media
Size of Tank Rated For: I know it ran my 220 (400g total water volume)
without any problems. I would guess that it could support at least a 500 gallon system.

Foot Print
This thing is big. You will need an area of at least 13 1/2" Wide X 20"
Deep X 26" Tall for the reactor, pump, and plumbing.

Includes:
CA Reactor
Ehiem 1262 Circulation Pump
20lb CO2 Tank (about 1/2 full)
Milwaukee CO2 Regulator with Needle Valve, Electric Solenoid, & Bubble Counter
2 Check Valves
1 Feed Needle Valve

The only thing you will need to be up and running is a pump to feed
it from your sump. I feed off my main return pump without any problems.

Asking $400 for everything.

I can be reached via PM, email (jon@anative.com) or phone (407-252-8379).
I will be out of town Monday - Wednesday of this next week but will be checking PMs and Email.

Thanks!
Jon

 

[anative]

Bump. Any interest?

Jon

 

[Sailor_jon]

still for sale?

still for sale?

What are the reasons for the sale...it works as well as advertised right? Would you consider an OBO? Thanks.

 

[anative]

I sold off all my SPS corals and am going back to softies. Yes feel free to make an offer.

Jon

 

[Sailor_jon]

Jon; Are all the components mounted to the board, I was thinking of remote mounting a reactor and co2 system, perhaps in the laundry room on the common wall behind the tank, it would be better if I couls move the components around to fit the space I have. How much flow is required thru the reactor when its operating, I do have a 5/8" tee bypass off my discharge that I could route to it. Are you using 1/4 tubing to flow back to the sump, or something larger like a 1/2-5/8"..etc. Did you use a pH controller, or did you just have it on a timer..how did you use it?

Would you be intersted in an offer of $300?... I assume pickup in the Orlando area?

 

[anative]

Sailor_jon - You have PM.

Jon