Aquarium Sump and Reverse Osmosis Water System

***This Hobby is very expensive to maintain, as a result I no longer keep. I will however try to answer your questions.***

This is a look into my aquariums sump, the back of the tank and the reverse osmosis (RO) water system.

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Pets & Animals

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• Aquarium
• Sump
• Reverse
• Osmosis
• RO
• Fish
• How
• It
• Works
• Protein
• Skimmer
• Calcium
• Reactor
• Filter
• Nemo
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[ReefMaster1000]

Hello I recently started a new reef tank but for some reason I have the same brown algae on the sand as you. If someone could tell me why I have this algae and how I can get rid of it I would be very thankful. Thankyou.

[mrlurp]

@ReefMaster1000

Do an extra water change per month. Like if you do a 20% change once a month, then do a 20% every two weeks for a couple months, then you can go back to monthly, depending on how many fish you have of course.

[doommankiller]

yeah see it and how did u get the faucet connected with the basket. i can see it at 5.44 the white pipe and faucet tap i understand but what is the black part

[mrlurp]

@doommankiller

Oh I see what you mean. That's a float valve, it cuts off the water when it reaches a certain level.

[mrlurp]

@doommankiller

That's a standard PVC spigot connector with a rubber seal to prevent leaks.

[Springs24]

Nice system...u should paint the back of ur tank...

[mrlurp]

@theprankster5000

You can put it on your tank, but there is good algae in there it will kill. I just use it to keep my RO water clear of bacteria.

[doommankiller]

good stuff would really love to see a video how you installed it but its already installed thankyou

[doommankiller]

the black part thats holding the faucet outside the bucket what is that. the faucet u are using to pour r/o water into the smaller bucket. how did u install that outside the bucket

[mrlurp]

@doommankiller

At 5:12 you can see where I cut the hole.