A Big Thank you to R2Rs members

[briansteenhoek]

First I want to say this has been an incredible experience and every person in the hobby needs to connect here. In one day I have learned an incredible amount of information concerning setting up a reef tank. I have met a few experts on the subject that have been extremely helpful, Gary, Phillip, and Amanda thank you very much. I am also discovering how complex each step of this process can be. :tongue: There are so many different ways to do things. I am still trying to figure out how to set up sump. My next question was on water filtration. I have a ROI system in my house and use ROI water for adding for evaporation and water changes on my 210 gal fish tank. On a 90 gal aquarium reef is there a better way to get cleaner filtered water? I have been introduced to a line of reactors and ROI additions. I have a few leads from members looking into a few things for me that is well appriciated. I am really excited to get the tank up and could not have gotten this far without this site. Thanks everyone and I hope to one day be able to help others on the subject. Any addition suggestions would be helpful especially those little secrets and cost savings ideas. Thanks again R2R

Brian

 

[paintballer768]

ROI or RODI water? RODI, given the filters still work properly, is the best ya can get . And I promise, once you get the first tank set up, the process wont seem so complex, and ya will make your own way of doing things.

 

[Saltysteele]

i'm glad you've found it enjoyable here, brian! we've got a great group of administrator/mods, and an awesome group of reefers!!

it's always nice to find a place that is not condescending towards someone who "just doesn't know." (cuz, that's usually me )

 

[ahayes13]

i am by no means an expert ... heheheh... but i will help when i can and with things i am fairly knowledgable about. anyways thanks and glad you are enjoying the group.

 

[revhtree]

Thank you to you for being a part of our family!

 

[oceanparadise1]

np bro! i had a good time emailing back and forth all day i do what ever it is i can do to help! also i have a HUGE 300 gpd RODI if u want to take it off my hands for ALOT cheaper then list price

 

[briansteenhoek]

I have another question about wave timmers. I heard Red Sea makes a great Wave Pro Master that you can hook your powerheads into. Any advise on wave timers....yes or no? Thanks Brian

 

[Reef Pets]

In my opinion Wave Timers are not that important. But, good flow is.

 

[Saltysteele]

Look, Brian - now you're pushing your luck!!!

J/K!! LOL

 

[ofblong]

you could always run a seperate line to your tank from the ro/di system and use an ATO (making sure to keep things like snails etc out of the ato part) so that whenever the water goes down to a certain level it auto fills .

 

[Azurel]

I like wave timers and the randomness of the water.....I guess after awhile it's not so random but I think they do perform a good function....Not sure about the Wave Master Pro but I have thought about buying it plenty of times.....