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I think I found them There ordered so we will see

Alan there bulkhead system is weird. Its like a sandwich plate with 3 bulkheads. So in essence of one breaks you have to replace whole thing. But I dont even thing thats available

I've tried to find the bulkhead size with no luck

There definitely metric which is why I'm in a bad situation I dont believe they sell these as replacement parts. I know people recieve cracked tanks often and red sea sends a replacement and you trash the old tank. Hoping to find something like that where I could get the fittings. Aside from that not sure what options I have. There is absolutely no way this didn't leak for previous owner.

So I picked up the red sea reefer 450 that was on here recently. Trying to setup today and it keeps leaking at the bulkhead. So after researching it appears that there are no nuts on the bulkhead assembly to pull the bulkheads tight so it had to be leaking. I know plenty of people have had tanks show up cracked and they send replacements. Hoping I can find someone who might have one laying around with the 3 bulkhead nuts on it. It doesn't appear you can but them and without those nuts I can't do anything. Any ideas or help would be greatly appreciated. Attached some pics to show the nuts are missing Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

Honestly, I just pour some in until water is milky and dip 8 minutes. Not sure exact measurements

I use the new one. In my experience it's no different from a dipping perspective.

Now I'm definitely lost. You turned the feed pump off and the ph in reactor went up ??

What are your high and low set points

I just went through the same thing a few days ago where my ph in reactor was rising. So I turned the co2 up a bit. But a while back I had to go from 6.5 low point to 6.2 low point as I wasn't keeping up either. Basically same exact thing. Tom has taught me a tremendous amount on reactor control. He's brilliant when it comes to this stuff

For what its worth, my ph low point on mine is 6.2 because I needed it to melt faster to keep up. I wouldn't do that yet in your case, but try the above first. Reason for that is you say you're set at 6.4 but reactor ph stays at 6.5 That tells me its not enough time do to flow rate. Or if your using a carbon doser valve turn it down a tiny bit to allow more co2 in at a faster rate to get reactor ph down

Is the effluent rate so fast that your not giving enough time for the media to melt? I would try to slow the effluent a bit retest the dkh in 24 hours and see where its at.

Trying to id this algae so I can get specific clean up crew. Its odd and different. Looks like mini leafs and occasional string of it. Its only in my chaeto very little and on sandbed in New frag tank I set up. But all tied to the main system. Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

Sulphur reactor is great for about a year then mine went south real quick. I took them completely off Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

New territory for me. In 12 years I've never had this. My coral seems to be a bit pale. Do you dose anything, feed coral, etc.