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Originally Posted by monza
Might want to add a threaded hole in the top for a PH probe, not needed but it is nice. The design looks nice, don't know much about that downflow half of the reactor. Is the thought there so no CO2 can get to the tank? Might want to look at a Aquamedic Aqua bee for a pump, I've had two reactors including my current Deltec with that pump and it works real well.
I use and have bought my CO2 tanks form Oxygen Products. I like getting it refilled at Kost (sp?) fire and Safety.
Dave
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I figured I'd leave the PH probe fittings until such time as I need it. I will be able to make the hole in the top afterwards since it is removable for service and refills. Though perhaps it might be best to locate the probe in the bottom after the second chamber. Any advice on that?
Yes, the downflow design is intended to make better use of the CO2, and limit the amount that can be inadvertantly sent to the tank.
I'm not familiar with the Aquamedic pumps. Do you know where they are available from? I will do a google on it to see what I can find also. Thanks for the info.