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It's not bad at all. I have the 4MDQX-SC and it has two places to oil it. I have heard that the pumps without the oil holes are louder.

In my last pictures. First picture= Blue Tip Acropora Second picture= Blue Tort Third picture= Blue Millepora Fourth picture= Blue Acropora Fifth picture= Green birdsnest Sixth picture= Green Montipora Cap Seventh picture= Orange Montipora Cap

I still have to get some equipment for my main tank so it's not ready yet. But one of the guys in my club was getting out of the hobby so I got every thing for a steal. ;) I really couldn't pass it up. So, now I am collecting my corals and frags so I can grow them out for when I do get my...

A few more. ;)

Some new frags from yesterday.

I have been working on getting everything ready to set up a 90 gallon reef tank but don't have have all my stuff yet. I have a few people holding frags for me now and I am able to get some good deals on some corals now. I ran across a really good deal on some used stuff and couldn't pass it up...

They are inline, you have to cut the tubing and plug them in.

This is what I have. There is also a video of different types on the page. DM-1: IN-LINE DUAL TDS MONITOR Bulk Reef Supply

This unit sounds like a regular drinking water unit. I say that because there is a carbon stage after the DI resin. For aquarium water you don't need the last carbon stage, this is used to help with the taste of RO/DI water for drinking. Are you getting a dual TDS meter? Dual meter are...

No, you shouldn't need dechlorine in RO/DI water. The salt mix will add all your trace minerals. You might want to check if your city water is cleaned with chlorine or chloramines. With chloramines you might want to have a carbon prefilter. I don't think alot of places use the chloramines...

Didn't really know how to explain it but know what it was called and would do. ;)

OK, got to ask what is the blue line and valve for? With your drains like that wouldn't it cause alot of back pressure?

Just from reading: Straight siphon you have a full siphon effect and I think that they are louder. HOB overflows use these but they are slowed down by U tube or passage. Please if someone has used this method I would like to hear about it too.

Like you stated without the bubble trap yours would have had a long fall to the return section. Mine is only a 3 inch fall to my return section. The distance is what causes those bubbles.

A dual meter that has a probe before and after DI is about $30 and a pen style is about $20. IMAO the dual meter is the way to go. I look at it like that is the cost of a nice frag and I know for sure what is going in my tank. Just my opinion.

That is what its for. Should stop any microalgae from flowing out of your fuge. BLACK 2' x 2' Squares of Egg crate Bulk Reef Supply It is a little higher then regular egg crate, but if you order anything else from BRS it is a nice pickup. With slower flow rate going into fuge and a 90...

Do you have a TDS meter hooked to it? If you don't I would probaly change it when it reaches about 75-80% like you said.

The only thing I see has already been covered. I like the media shelve you put in. I have a 55 gallon that I turned into a sump.

+1 with above........

0 is very best. My RO water before my DI is 10.

Hang in there and good luck.

Only if you can come up with a TDS meter. "Total Dissolved Solids" If you are in a Reef Club I am sure that someone will have one. They aren't real expensive if you wanted to buy one "pen type", mine was about $20.00

Use a small pair of pliers to turn the flush value on and off, till you get a new one.

It is strong............. Glad to help.