mitchell77546
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Does anyone know who would have one in stock?
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Seaworthy Aquatics
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FJW almost always has them, though I prefer the Maxspec nano bricks. Its the same thing just smaller with more surface area and not as fragile. How big a tank you putting it in?
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mitchell77546
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120 I have some in there already but would like to add more surface area
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Probably fine with the Brightwell then as the Maxspec are considerably stronger unless space is an issue. The two pack is meant for 350 gallons, I use 3 in my 265 barebottom since no sand. They are about the size of a post it note pad vs the size of a large brick and one of the reasons I prefer them. The other being the brightwell start to melt over time, the lower the ph the faster it melts, and I had an Aluminum problem once when one turned to dust on me in the sump. Keep a steady Ph of 8-8.3 and they last multiple years with little issues though.
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That’s exactly the reason I’m adding more I’m going bare bottom on this tank and I just don’t think I have enough surface area thanks for the heads up on that. I have no problems with my ph since I’m running an outside line and a scrubber.
