Looking for a couple items

[GratefulReef]

I am hoping my college refund check comes in the next week or two, they've started processing them so should be pretty soon: That being said, I am in the market for a couple of items.

I have a 75g mixed reef tank, would like to be able to put pretty much any corals in there with confidence they will thrive. I am already placing an order for a new set of lights, 99% sure im getting a maxspect razor system(two 20.5 inch 120w) Im also looking for:

New skimmer currently running a seaclone:headwally:

RO/DI system(can not install live in apt and not allowed to change things) Not even sure if something like this exists.

TDS meter

1 Powerhead hydor style around 750gph

Figured I would ask here first maybe get a good deal on something you've got laying around, before I go online and go shopping. Wanted to get the word out there before I get the money and it burns a hole in my pocket. May not be able to afford everything so the list is in order of importance.

 

[pascal32]

For RODI:
http://youtu.be/kOwzaONx_Ss

second video here shows connecting temporary (could be a good solution for you): http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/brs-5-stage-plus-ro-di-system-75gpd.html

you should consider a tote with a shutoff valve (http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/reverse-osmosis-float-valve.html). can be installed on any size container (including a 5 gallon) - drill a hole and install. that way once it is full it will shut off the RODI so you don't make a mess.

the RODI would need to have the shutoff valve installed which the one I linked above does.

for a skimmer I have what I'm pretty sure is a G1 skimmer (might be the X, not really sure) with a sedra 2500 rated for a 100 -150 gallons. It has a chip in the collar from the last time i loaned it out & the foam on the exit tube is MIA. The chip shouldn't be an issue. Skims great. $80. pickup only, not shipping.

 

[Foody]

Most RO/DI come with the option for a faucet attachment. That being said, easy enough to install under a sink in the copper and just seal it off when you leave. Few would be any the wiser.

 

[Steve Canyon]

Most RO/DI come with the option for a faucet attachment. That being said, easy enough to install under a sink in the copper and just seal it off when you leave. Few would be any the wiser.

Are you referring to tapping in with a valve used to supply an ice maker? I would question whether you would have enough pressure after the oriface to push it through a ro membrane.
Few would be wiser, however it would be knowingly altering (damaging?) your landlords property, then trying to conceal it after the fact. NOT cool.
The faucet attachment seems like a reasonable option.

 

[DustyReefer]

Bulk Reef carries a space saver RO/DI. Never used it or know anyone who has one, but if you live in an apartment and space is an issue as well that might be something to look into.

 

[Foody]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/100-G-Aquar...860?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2a094b89d4

If you read below it details the equipment as well as the faucet connector. No need to tap through the copper.

 

[GratefulReef]

Awesome, and yea exactly. They are allowed in anytime they wish with 24hr notice. If they just happened to check something, I could lose my apt lol not worth it for me. Thanks for the responses. I failed to mention Im looking for a HOB skimmer right now, as my sump is not capable of a in sump skimmer. I have a seaclone, and it doesnt seem to do a great job.