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I push my dual Vertex UF-20s with 1000gph and like you, mine clogs over time too. However, the clogging is not due to the mulm. My reactor plate holes at the top (and bottom sometimes) clogs with all sorts of sponges and other organisms that thrive in the reactor A thorough cleaning is just part of the maintenance schedule for me.
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Stop being so lazy and suck it up butter cup! |
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Looks like you had a great time in Florida, post more picts on facebook you lazy ass, welcome back to the COLD.
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Also, are you using a mesh at the top and bottom plates? Without those, my pellets would escape, and as mentioned before, the foam screens would clog. And the foam screens would also require a higher flow pump. Also, what pellets are you using? I use the Vertex Probio Pellets. Haven't tried any others. Like I said, mine takes no maintenance, other than adding pellets every 3 months, and no build up of stuff inside the reactor.
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For one UF-20, probably yes. I have two of them in series and the pump is dialed back a bit so it's not quite 1000gph.
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