Reef Octopus CR100 4 inch Calcium Reactor
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Reef Octopus CR100 4-inch Calcium Reactor: Achieve Pristine Water Quality
Reef Octopus CR100: The Best Bang for Your Buck
Quality, design, and affordability define the Octopus Calcium Reactor series. Available in 3 different models, each featuring reverse flow water current for maximum water and CO2 contact time with the coral media. All models come with pH probe holders to monitor pH levels in the main reactor chamber and built-in bubble counters to monitor CO2 drip rates. To help you meet the challenging task of maintaining alkalinity, calcium, and trace elements, consider adding a Reef Octopus calcium reactor to your aquarium system.
How does the Reef Octopus CR100 work?
A calcium reactor is essentially a chamber full of aragonite, which is the crushed skeleton of ancient hard corals. Aquarium water is pumped through this chamber along with pressurized carbon dioxide (CO2). The CO2 lowers the pH in the chamber to an acidic level which dissolves aragonite media into the aquarium water. In addition to dissolving the calcium, this process also dissolves nearly all the minerals and trace elements the coral used to grow.
Automated Calcium and Alkalinity Supplementation
When set up properly and used correctly, a calcium reactor can maintain or increase calcium levels with little to no maintenance.
Reef Octopus CR100 4-inch Calcium Reactor Features:
- Reverse flow water current for maximum contact time
- pH probe holders to monitor pH levels in the main reactor chamber
- Built-in bubble counters to monitor CO2 drip rates
- Easy to set up and maintain
- Ideal for maintaining alkalinity, calcium, and trace elements