Other calclium reactor equipment that I located

[OldManOfTheSea]

The equipment list:
Calcium Reactors > PF601 $752.00 "240"
Calcium Reactors > PF501 $651.00 "150"
Calcium Reactors > PF501 $651.00 "180"
Fluidized Reactors > FR509 $209.00
Fluidized Reactors > FR509 $209.00
Fluidized Reactors > FR616 $778.00 "240"
Kalkwasser Stirrers > KM500 $439.00
Kalkwasser Stirrers > KM500 $439.00
Kalkwasser Stirrers > KM500 $439.00
Protein Skimmers > APF600 $885.00 "180"
Protein Skimmers > AP600 $645.00 "150"
Protein Skimmers > AP702 $1,851.00 "240"

Above items are for three large tanks>

Below are items I found and excuse me if there be any copied as the same>

Also keep in mind that the 240 gal tank will not be on a waiting hold for at lease two years and I will first proceed with the 150 and then the 180.
Other reactors to consider over the deltec models>

Aqua Medic 1000 Calcium Reactor Up To 250 Gallons $239.00
Precision Marine Kalwasser Reactor CR-PMKR620 $240.00
Presision Marine CR422 Calcium Reactor Up To 250 Gallons $390.00
Precision Marine CR622 Calcium Reator Up To 500 Gallons $480.00
Coral Vue Octopus Single Chamber Calcium Reactor CR140 Up To 250 Gallons $240.00
Octopus Calcium Reactor CR-140 CR-CV-OCT/CR140, Recommended for tanks up to 400 gal. $229.95
RFCa-6 Reverse Flow Calcium Reactor by Precision Marine, Recommended Capacity: 500 gallons $528.95
RFCa-4 Reverse Flow Calcium Reactor by Precision Marine, Recommended Capacity: 250 gallons $398.95
Precision Marine KR-620 Professional Kalkwasser Reactor, $259.95
Calcium Reactor C $259.95 up to 200 gallons (800 l)
Premium Aquatics GEO Calcium Reactor - 6 x 12, Aquarium capacity - 300 gallons $315.00
C-1502 KORALLIN KALKREAKTOR - FOR UP TO 400G $386.95
PRECISION MARINE Professional Kalk Reactor KR620 $244.95
Korallin 3002 Calcium Reactor w/Eheim 1048 pump $460.95
KNOP Calcium Reactor HD w/pump - For 150 to 350 gal $589.99
KNOP Calcium Reactor C w/pump - For up to 200 gal $259.99
Korallin 1502 Calcium Reactor w/Eheim 1048 pump $386.95
Precision Marine Reverse Flow RFCa4 Calcium Reactor, Maximum Tank Size: 400 Gallons $479.00
KNOP Calcium Reactor C up to 200gal (800L) $259.00KNOP Calcium Reactor HD 150 to 350gal (600-1500L) $590.00Korallin C1502 Calcium Reactor with Eheim Pump up to 400gal $386.98
Precision Marine Calcium Reactor CR422 $399.99 Recommended Capacity: 250 gallonsPrecision Marine Calcium Reactor CR622 $579.99 Recommended Capacity: 500 gallons
CR-100 Pacific Coast Calcium Reactor up to 250 gallons $286.99
CR-140 Pacific Coast Calcium Reactor up to 500 gallons $378.99
CR-70 Pacific Coast Calcium Reactor up to 100 gallons $196.99(PM) RFCa4 250 GALLONS $399.99
(PM) RFCa6 500 GALLONS $529.99
Calcium Reactor 422 $399.99 Recommended Capacity: 250 (PM)
Calcium Reactor 622 $499.99 Recommended Capacity: 500 (PM)
Geo Calcium Reactor 618 up to 350 gallons $350.00
Geo Calcium Reactor 818 $600
Knop-C Calcium Reactor (up to 200 gallons) $319.00
(PM) CR622 $475.00 Recommended Capacity 400 gallons
(PM) CR622D $600.00 Recommended Capacity 400 gallons
A few to check out here:
CR2, GEO Calcium Reactors and Precision Marine reactors
http://finsdepot.com/reactors_and_media.html
https://reefwarehouse.com/Calcium_Reactors_Knop.php
http://www.homemarine.net/deltec_calcium_reactors.htm

Note: Also I not know if the cost on the deltec reactors come with all parts, or I have to spend a few extra hundred on each of them?
Please do take your time, for we still have a few months before I will need to order the reactor for the 150 gal reef tank>
The time is coming ever so near to where i will finally begin to enjoy something out of these tanks>

Thanks
Buddy

 

[Scooterman]

Ok I don't understand what is the purpose of this post? Are you asking for help on deciding what you want or are you selling all this?

 

[Herefishyfishy]

I think he wants feedback on what to buy...

 

[Scooterman]

Ahh thanks!
That is a lot of choices, lots of opinions out there to look at, it is wise to ask. I would particularly ask DonW & maybe Boomer on these of the best ways to supplement calcium, just from their plain experience with much of this & things have progressed or changed a lot in the past few years on supplementation, which is very important IMO.

 

[logiktest]

If you know that you plan to have these three exact tank sizes, and you do not plan to get them all at once (few months time lapse or more between them), you may want to slow down and save some confusion by planing this out one tank at a time.

You wrote that you will set up the 150 tank first. Plan the 150 tank first.

Also, I do not know if the Deltec reactors come complete with all the required equipment needed to run them but I think you should always prepare yourself to spend a little more money than you think for unforeseen expenses (pumps, plumbing parts, CO2 tanks, regulators, etc.), because there WILL be unforeseen expenses when dealing with this many tanks of this size.

Do you have your quarantine tanks running now?

 

[DonW]

No reactor including the deltecs come with everthing needed unless you buy a package deal from a vendor. For tanks that big and since its not my money the only one I would buy would be the deltecs. They easily put out very high dkh effluent (in the 80's) with very little co2.
I would not even concider a pacific coast, knop or a aquamedic.

Don

 

[lizardarm]

what about a Schuran Jetstream for a calcium reactor choice? Aren't these supposed to be pretty efficient reactors.

 

[DonW]

what about a Schuran Jetstream for a calcium reactor choice? Aren't these supposed to be pretty efficient reactors.

They are sweet reactors but I dont think the big ones are as user friendly as the deltecs and others. They big ones really need a good adjustable peri pump but can put out some seriously high dkh effluent. I'm not sure I'd recommend one as a first reactor.

Don