R/O units

[Rugid]

I'm looking to purchase a good quality R/O unit. I've never used one before. Any ideas on name brands and what I should be looking for? Thanx

[tray262]

I personally use a coralife with seem to do a nice job, I've had far less algea since starting to use it.

[Rugid]

I personally use a coralife with seem to do a nice job, I've had far less algea since starting to use it.

Thanx, I'll look into it. Anything particular I should be looking for?

[mungus728]

Make sure it comes with a full size DI filter. The small ones suck. You can also look on ebay. You can ususally find them much cheaper there.

Brian

[Fridmani]

Most RO units are basically the same...it's the bells and whistles you can get that can make a dramatic difference. If you're interested, I have a new AirwaterIce Reefkeeper Typhoon RO/DI unit I'm trying to sell. It's specifically designed for the aquarium hobbyists. Let me know if you're interested...I want to get rid of it.

[Burning2nd]

HOpe im not 2 late 2 save you, BUt

The Filter Guys

OH YA
GEt your self a TDS monitor as well. Im useing the DM2 its great!