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    wrxtuner Guest

    Default RO-DI question

    is getting a ro-di filter worth it? Is the Pure-Flo II RO Unit - 50 GPD TFC - 3 Canister a good one? http://www.aquariumguys.com/purefloii2.html

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    Default RE: RO-DI question

    worth it? yes, absolutely

    that is not a good deal IMO, ive seen 100gpd units on ebay cheaper than that

    one example:

    http://cgi.ebay.com/AQUA-SAFE-100GPD...QQcmdZViewItem


    (i have no clue about that seller it was posted for demonstration purposes only)

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    Default RE: RO-DI question

    I DO have a clue about that seller - they are WONDERFUL to work with. I have had one of their units for over a year. They've helped out tremendously with problems I had with a Coralvue unit as well. Parts & filters are reasonable too. Needed a new membrane for my Coralvue - $35.
    Bill

    215g FOWLR... and anemones, GSP, gorgonians... carp, that isn't FO!

    "I killed my first SW Fish in 1971..."

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    wrxtuner Guest

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    ok thanks for the tip on the seller

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    I got my five stage Ro system from WWW. airwaterice.com, very cheap prices and no leaks, good product.
    New 480 gal SPS tank + 200 gal oceanic SPS, sump, 1/3 chiller, four 400 watt M/H, lots of mangroves.

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    A RO unit is one of the best investments you can make in this hobby, next to a refractometer IMO
    Sean

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