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06-12-2009, 03:13 AM
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Just another co2 Reactor
Sorry no pics, but if you have any knowledge of PVC, you'll picture it in your head
 eheim 2217 running all the flow on a 38 gallon tank (will some day be upgraded to a custom dimention 55 gal) Total height of reactor 18" From inlet parts go as follows, all in this shape [ 1/2 barb to 3/4 threaded 2" endcap with 3/4 threaded hole 2" sweep 90º elbow straight length of pvc approx 12" 2" sweep 90º elbow 2" endcap with 3/4 threaded hole 1/2 barb to 3/4 threaded The concept behind this, was that the harsh corners build into alot of the pvc reactors has alot of impact on the flow. I am inclined to believe its true. Its night, so I cant check the co2 efficiency, but I don't really notice any diminished flow. I'm very happy with this. I am slowly cleaning up my cabinet (I hate wire/tube mazes). My hydor eth 200w should be in my mailbox by saturday. I already have its placement planned. LOOKIN SNAZZY! Pics tomorrow maybe I think I dunno I'll try?
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