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crutkas · 08-05-2004, 02:07 PM

So basically I can get a wide PVC pipe, cap the ends, do some magic with the coil (would I want to double up the coil inside to hopefully flush out all the oxygen?)
and just let it drain back out into the return?

I can branch my return pump (with a valve to reduce flow) into this thing or would it be better to get a new tiny pump to run it?

When you say "drip" how slow do you mean the water should be leaving? Literally dripping out or a light stream?

08-05-2004, 02:07 PM	#22 (permalink)
crutkas Flamingo Tongue Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Chicago, IL,Illinois Posts: 116 Karma: 1	Re: Natural Nitrate removal So basically I can get a wide PVC pipe, cap the ends, do some magic with the coil (would I want to double up the coil inside to hopefully flush out all the oxygen?) and just let it drain back out into the return? I can branch my return pump (with a valve to reduce flow) into this thing or would it be better to get a new tiny pump to run it? When you say "drip" how slow do you mean the water should be leaving? Literally dripping out or a light stream? _________ 125RR corner overflows&&3 400w MH lights&&AquaC EV180 with a Mag 7&&30 gallon sump with a Mag18&&30 gallon surge tank fuge with 2 revolutions&&Won Pro Heat 350W&&&&the LAZY system powered by a Mag18&&- Coiled Denitratfier&&- Coralife 18W UV&&- phosphate remover&&- calc reactor