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Unread 07/29/2020, 06:25 AM   #1
CTaylor
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input feed to calcium reactor -- how do you secure it in sump? how to filter inflow?

Hi,
How do you secure your inflow line to calcium reactor so it's always in the water and secure? I have a basic sump Trigger 360, with a brace type rim.

Also, to keep debris out of the inflow, what do you use to filter out debris? SOmething really simple to just plug on the inflow end would make sense. I'll be using standard airline tubing.

TY


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Unread 07/29/2020, 08:41 AM   #2
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Take a look here: there are different styles.
https://printedreefingsolutions.com/...rimless-02-135

I have a strainer on the inflow, slightly tapered plastic, about 3/8 hole but don't know name or supplier & a quick search did nothing, son has more but on vacation.


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Unread 07/29/2020, 10:41 AM   #3
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Take a look here: there are different styles.
https://printedreefingsolutions.com/...rimless-02-135

I have a strainer on the inflow, slightly tapered plastic, about 3/8 hole but don't know name or supplier & a quick search did nothing, son has more but on vacation.
TY for the clip link .. I found something perfect. I can use a few of them...TY


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