When is a Ca Reactor too big?

[glalderman]

I have sold my spare Tunze 6000's to pick up MattyIce's GEO 624 Ca Reactor setup...

My question is...and don't take this the wrong way Matt...is this set up too large for my 120 with a heavy SPS load? I didn't think it was, then somebody wanting to trade me the Tunzes for a smaller used setup said something about it...

I hope to jump up to at least a 300g in the next couple of years when I build my retirement house on family land...so I would like not to have to upgrade the Ca Reactor...so Matt's sounded like a good deal...

any comments? Suggestions? going to be soliciting help with setting it up using an Neptune AC3 as the controller...I believe I am going to at least have to buy a second PH probe...one for my in tank readings...and one for the reactor for controlling the CO2 solenoid...

Thanks in advance...

Greg

 

[Kreeger1]

I don't think you'll run into one being to big, to small yes but to big no
You just set it up and dial it in to keep up with your demands.
There not plug and play by any means
Erik

 

[glalderman]

Cool...thanks...that is what I was sort of thinking...but just wanted to make sure...sort of figured it was more of a ploy to try to get me into trading...vice selling and buying Matts...doesn't matter anymore anyway since the Tunzes sold already...

Thanks Erik...

Greg

 

[smmscott]

I agree you can always tune back but can't get more when maxed out. The geo reactor is great.