• Bryan1851

Ryan7682

Apparently, no one has an ozone generator! I'm also interested in this topic regarding its purchase.

Eric5208

There is, but low-powered; I don't see the point in a powerful one for many reasons.

Anthony7814

From the lengthy discussion on the topic of the ozonator at the reef center, one can conclude its almost complete uselessness (with some exceptions) for marine aquariums. Prolonged use of the ozonator in a constant mode does not lead to any positive or negative changes in the aquarium. In my opinion, monitoring the redox potential is a futile endeavor. Even good electrodes can give misleading readings due to various influencing factors. Therefore, I completely agree with this. It can be used in a periodic mode for preventive purposes.

Danielle

The ozonator combined with the redox potential meter is an amazing thing. It turns on and off when needed. Always blue water and no bags of coal, but it's not a budget option. And no UV lamp is needed. I will be installing it for myself. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Barbara

What is "awesome"?

Sherri1320

Some praise, some criticize. Still, I will try. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk.