Reef Octopus Media Filter MF-1000 has two cone strainers on each end to prevent large course media from being passed through and allows for the dispersed contact around the media for more efficient chemical filtration.
Adaptable input and output – PVC or flexible hose. Equipped with inlet precision control flow valve.
Reef Octopus Sponge-Free Media Reactors
MF 1000 Media Reactor
Item #: OCT-MF1000
Diameter: 3.5
Height: 21
Footprint: 4.7 x 4.7 Holds up to 8 cups of media
UPC | 6950291233479 |
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Reactor Placement | In Sump |
Media Capacity | 4 Cups / 946mL |
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The pump size for that reactor will heavily depend on what media you plan on running in the reactor and how much. For GFO you will probably want a pump that can push around 500-600 gph where with carbon you will probably only need around 300 gph. We would always suggest getting a pump that will flow a little more than you may need, and then using a ball valve, or gate valve restrict the flow to where you need it. You may want to look into the Waveline DC pumps since their flow rate is controllable, and the Waveline DC2500HP pump makes a great little reactor pump.
It wouldn't be any issue at all to run GFO in the Octopus media reactor for removing phosphates.
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