As the title explains I am wondering what an algae reactor is really good for.
I have a 13.5 evo and it has been up and running for 1 1/2 months now, it has 11 corals of mixed species and some clowns, a goby and a pistol shrimp. I have looked online and I can't trust google to give me a straight forward and to the point answer. Sooooo, as any good reefer would do I turned to who I trust most, the reef2reef community. My questions are: Should I buy an algae reactor, will it help my tank substantially, and is there an obvious model/brand I should choose?
Some things to note are that this would theoretically be going in my first chamber in the 13.5 evo so it would have to fit, I have the stock sponge with carbon and biomax bags in the second chamber, and my levels (to my knowledge) are not all out of whack.
Any extra tank info will be provided upon request and I will reply to all answers within 1 day.
And as always,
Thanks for any helpful info
I have a 13.5 evo and it has been up and running for 1 1/2 months now, it has 11 corals of mixed species and some clowns, a goby and a pistol shrimp. I have looked online and I can't trust google to give me a straight forward and to the point answer. Sooooo, as any good reefer would do I turned to who I trust most, the reef2reef community. My questions are: Should I buy an algae reactor, will it help my tank substantially, and is there an obvious model/brand I should choose?
Some things to note are that this would theoretically be going in my first chamber in the 13.5 evo so it would have to fit, I have the stock sponge with carbon and biomax bags in the second chamber, and my levels (to my knowledge) are not all out of whack.
Any extra tank info will be provided upon request and I will reply to all answers within 1 day.
And as always,
Thanks for any helpful info