• Ryan2281

Samuel6138

Heh... Why is everyone so passive? Where is the criticism or the additions?

Emily

In principle, the Classic Marine "Biosystem" is described correctly but concisely; I would add that ion exchange resins are needed for the reef after osmosis, as well as flow... In a high-tech aquarium, it is suitable for keeping goldfish and turtles. Such an aquarium can quickly turn into a swamp, and using ozone in apartments is not safe. The question is, if stones are not needed, can corals be attached directly to the glass?

Monica

In Stepanov's time, no company was transporting live rocks, so what could he experiment with? So maybe it's better to spend money on a POWERFUL skimmer rather than also spending on an ozonator? The question is, are we talking about a REEF or a fish aquarium?

David2398

You constantly mention Stepanov and what is at his house. It seems that you and he are the same person. So show us what is at his house... At home, by the way, not at the serviced facility. Added after 2 hours and 30 minutes - I still read what you deleted in the topic! Don't be shy - YOU SAID EVERYTHING RIGHT!!!

Dawn6148

Let me mention A.V. and S.I. Savchuk. Will that make it easier for you? Maybe I should give examples of American specialists?

Mark9853

It would be easier for me if you provided examples of your work.

Christine

I can also provide a couple of dozen American specialists. There are many different examples of aquariums with a 1-ton capacity and a sump of 2 tons at Reef Central (not everyone has access to that). This doesn't say anything. I can also provide two dozen American products, of which just one jar is enough to dispel any myths about biofiltration. Show me your example of a truly functioning system.

Kellie

Pouring water and letting it settle in buckets brought a tear of nostalgia for the old times. Saving on osmosis and maintaining expensive corals, with some costing more than the osmosis system, is already absurd. Tunze only has good streams with controllers; unfortunately, they don't stand out in any other way.

George5104

Theory without practice is dead, dear. And it's not high-tech; it's an ancient, morally outdated system for maintaining the viability of a marine aquarium, thoroughly described in the literature of the 1980s.

Wendy2244

"Dear," you provoke aggression because you suggest weighing the pros and cons of Biosystems and High-Tech, while imposing your opinion of "high-tech" (old stuff) on everyone. I am not worried about the advanced participants of the forum. They won't fall for this, but if a newcomer reads this (old stuff) - they will be misled, and that is upsetting. In my opinion, the forum carries information with the aim of helping, advising, and preventing mistakes.

Larry9400

keep burning! I especially want to hear about sponges and your water retention system.

Paul

Please come back, everyone wants to see your Hi-Tech.

Cynthia

he won't come back, the person gathered information for himself and now won't show up (and we were here arguing) fewer of such provocateurs should appear...

Elizabeth

We would have told him everything anyway, without provocations. He turned out to be a very arrogant guy.

Frederick

You didn't understand anything. He, with the best intentions, wanted everyone to support his progressive High-Tech Aquarium model and accept it as the only correct one, and you dared to disagree, thus wounding him right in the heart. How shameful of you, ungrateful ones.