Need to get some stuff out of garage....Sale/Trade

[underwateroasis]

Hi Everyone!
I have a 75 Gallon Oceanic Tank that im looking to sale for $150.00. Also a brand new calcium reactor for $40.00 I have some fish that are getting to big that are in great health that i need to sale as well.

I have a 7-8 inch porcipine puffer that i trained to take food from your hand pretty cool for $50.00.

6-7 inch Power Brown Tang for $45.00 nice colors!

2-3 inch Asfur Angel asking $50.00

Sea horse asking $25.00

6-8 inch Harlequin Tusk asking $60.00

Small Damsels (nice colors) asking $3.00

Let me know if you would like me to post any pictures up of anything you would like to see. If you have any question feel free to ask. Thanks

UnderWaterOasis
Seth

[SOULEMAN]

im interested ion the calcium reactor and tank, i need to see some pics please. to souleman381@yahoo.com

[underwateroasis]

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[underwateroasis]

Asking $50.00

[underwateroasis]

Asking $45.00

[ryan_paskadi]

If dennis doesnt want the calcium reactor...I am interested.

[SOULEMAN]

RYAN ___You can go ahead on the calc reactor. i am gonna go a different direction.

[underwateroasis]

okay ryan whenever you wanna come over.

[ryan_paskadi]

wait this might be a stupid quetion.....but can I use a kalk reactor without a sump?

[underwateroasis]

Yes i believe you can. You just need a Co2 on this and it would be nice for your tank.

[killingseed]

i dont know anything about that unit but my answer is no. one reason i say that, is you dont want air mixed with kalk water.air does something to kalk.

[jmait769]

Remember that calcium reactor is not the same as a kalk reactor.

A calcium reactor uses a bed of calcium carbonate (aragonite) through which CO2 is bubbled. This creates an acidic environment where Calcium + Carbonate are dissolved (along with some other trace elements) to provide a stable Ca and Alk for an aquarium that is housing stony corals.

A kalk reactor is a container that holds kalk powder in the bottom, and has a mixing mechanism to continually maintain a supersaturated solution of Calcium Hydroxide. Fresh water runs to the reactor and the saturated solution runs out to the tank/sump.

If you start using kalk I would recommend reading this article from Randy Homes-Farley How To Dose Limewater. Basically two methods – combine with your topoff water or reactor. Either is expectable IMO. I used the reactor to keep everything contained under the tank. If I had a separate room and a large top-off reservoir, like 30 – 50 gallon, I would just mix it in with the water and dose like that. I would also recommend that you be able to monitor PH at least when you start dosing making sure you do not spike PH in the tank.

HTH

Jay

[underwateroasis]

O yeah thats right! Thank you guys.

[jmait769]

Seth - Your mail box is full!

[underwateroasis]

Thanks! Its Empty now.

[ryan_paskadi]

alright I am going to pass on the reactor....I do not have the money for a tank and regulator and was not aware that I needed one.

[underwateroasis]

Its okay Thanks for having us over. I enjoyed looking at your tank.