Lf cadlight br-1 bio pellet reactor

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I had one but quickly got rid of it. Doing any modifications is a pain in the a** they don't use standard pvc sizes. Now I'm using the aquamaxx. Have been for over a year with 0 issues. Good luck with your search Eric.

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I've got one you can have for $20 but I need to make sure the pump works first. And you need to clean it. ;)
 
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I had one but quickly got rid of it. Doing any modifications is a pain in the a** they don't use standard pvc sizes. Now I'm using the aquamaxx. Have been for over a year with 0 issues. Good luck with your search Eric.

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Are you using the new circular one from Aquamaxx? I never had aquamaxx before but I have the cadlight reactor on my 225 now and I like it.
 
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I had one but quickly got rid of it. Doing any modifications is a pain in the a** they don't use standard pvc sizes. Now I'm using the aquamaxx. Have been for over a year with 0 issues. Good luck with your search Eric.

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I was able to convert mine to all standard size plumbing. Only thing I keep and utilize was the 2 way valve. I'm currently using the aquamaxx biomaxx, since I was unable to fit the BR-1 in my current setup. Honestly, the tumble on the biomaxx sucks, certain area the pellets don't move at all unless you full throttle it.
 
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[MENTION=1084]Eric[/MENTION]s1975, are you planning on using the BR-1 on your new setup? It might not be sufficient for your total water volume.
 

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