Phosban Reactor Install Episode 21 pt 1

This is a Two Little Fishies Phosban Reactor with Two Little Fishies Phosban Phosphate Removal Media and a ViaAqua Aquarium Water Pump.

The Phosban Reactor 150™ has become a staple amongst most aquarists who keep SPS corals. So much so that you often see Phosban used interchangeably with the term GFO or Granular Ferric Oxide. It can be mounted hanging on the back of the aquarium or below the aquarium. Includes ball valve for regulating flow, and flexible connection fittings that rotate 180 degrees to allow a perfect custom fit to your installation. The threaded lid design makes servicing quick and easy. One reactor for aquariums up to 150 gallons.

PhosBan from Two Little Fishies is a favored chemical filter media because it will not leach substances back into your aquarium. Largest adsorption capacity of any phosphate filtering media. Ferric oxide hydroxide-based granules also adsorb organics and other pollutants. Use just like activated carbon; filter bag included. Non-toxic and lasts several months in typical aquariums. Great for saltwater and freshwater aquariums

All ViaAqua pumps are energy efficient, quiet, reliable and versatile. Since ViaAqua pumps come in a range of sizes, you can choose the right ViaAqua pump for your aquatic environment. ViaAqua pumps can be used for saltwater aquariums, freshwater aquariums, fountains, waterfalls, ponds, wet/dry filtration and protein skimmer. If there is a need to pump water for your aquariums, there is a ViaAqua water pump for the application.

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[canonxsi79]

Nice video Very helpful

[jbliss2000007]

@canonxsi79 thanks

[1chomps]

can somebody pls tell me what is the diameter of this reactor? pls i need to know ASAP

[jbliss2000007]

@1chomps twolittlefishies . com /documents /1202405781 .pdf

[jbliss2000007]

@1chomps take out the spaces, youtube doest let me post websites

[MADMANMUSICINC]

Hey thanks abunch for the info ordered one just like yours for my tank after watching your vid...great info !

[CUBANROCK305]

where did you get the magazine with all the defferent pump?

where can i buy cheap pumps like that online? Thanks..

[djdoggiedog]

Great Video JB! Hows it Going? Hey when are you going to do a new video?

[FREAKTD]

HI i was wondering the book you were reading the pump specs out of.how can i get one.thanks.also i have red slime algee will that reactor cure that in my 75gal?thanks

[neznauGde]

Tell me please which pump brand and model number are you using for phosban reactor??

[amazingpickles]

Jbliss ,I had a phosphat problem so I used rowa phos in my reactor for 1 month and the phosphates were undetectable....recently there was a reef a paloza convention in costa Mesa and all I saw were bio plastics in reators that remove phosphates and nitrates...so I recently started using the two little fishes bio plastics,,,,should I go back to rowa phos??????