I'd like an L4, if the L8 is right behind it then I'll wait for the L8
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Can do, I have a few of these to get out soonSince it's gonna be a bit longer till they're released would it be possible to order one of your light blockers to use for now?
Will do!Put me on the list for an L2 please!
I'll put you on the list also. An L2 on a 300g system would compete with the chaeto but there might be enough excess nutrients to allow both to keep going at the same time. One way to find outSo I've read about your scrubbers before on another forum... I liked the idea and was very interested but never pulled the trigger. I am working on a new tank build now and after reading this thread has me thinking your scrubber would be a great addition to it. I was considering a diy algae scrubber but I don't like the look of it and not sure how to fit it into my sump setup. your product looks completely professional and finished.
My tank will be a 300 and hoping to have it heavy stocked. I think I will start with an L2 since I will be running a good sized skimmer and I like the idea of being able to upgrade to an L4 if I feel the need to.
Do people normally have chaeto along with the scrubber? I would be running a skimmer and if I could get rid of the chaeto that would be nice.
Any chance of making them in white?
I'll put you on the list also. An L2 on a 300g system would compete with the chaeto but there might be enough excess nutrients to allow both to keep going at the same time. One way to find out
On the white, no. I've considered this but white does not block the light very well, so the whole unit glows red from the LEDs.
Easy to miss, it wasn't in the OP but is on page 3 in my response to @Pny's questionQuick question, maybe it has been answered already but I missed it. Are these quiet/silent or noisy?
Valve is also part of the new version. Pending...the Emergency Drain is also meant for use as an "open channel" for anyone familiar with the BeanAnimal Silent and Failsafe Overflow method: you place a valve on the main drain, and then tune it to the inflow so that it acts as a full siphon, with a small trickle going through the OC. In this case it's more like a Herbie but BA is where I started, I never ran a Herbie. With respect to the Algae Scrubber, placing a tuning valve on the main drain has a couple of effects: 1) it silences the drain, 2) it allows for a much higher flow rate (air occluding a drain line will significantly reduce the flow) 3) no air to the drain means no microbubbles on the drain outflow (or at least, a very significant reduction, once the screen has growth).