Reef Octopus Lights Reactor

NATURAL FILTRATION

The Reef Octopus Light Reactor is a natural filter which utilizes macro algae like Chaetomorpha to absorb and remove algae-producing nutrients from your aquarium’s water. As macro algae grows, it will consume nutrients in the water. Once you harvest the macro algae, the nutrients are then removed from your system.

Besides being a all natural approach to filtration, Algae reactors also provide a safe haven for copepods and Anphipods.

The Reef Octopus Light Reactor’s unique triangular waterproof LED light (IP67 Certified) strip inside the reactor maximizes light exposure for the algae with 360 degree coverage, aiding growth and nutrient consumption. The close proximity of the high-output LED strip gets as much light to the macro algae as possible and quickly grows the macro algae.

LIGHT REACTOR FEATURES

• A unique and safe method of natural filtration
• Greatly helps remove algae-producing nutrients from water naturaly
• Perfect safe haven for copepods and amphipods to reproduce and naturally feed the aquarium
• Unique Triangular LED Strip for 360 degrees coverage
• Inner LEDs provide safe high quality lighting
• Stabilizes pH and and lowers dissolved CO2 levels
• Low wattage and safe operation with heat sink
• Integrated algae containment plates
• Can be installed externally or in-sump

Reef Octopus LR-150 Specifications

• Tank Volume:50-160 gal*
  Body Diameter: 6″
  Total Height: 20″
  Footprint: 9 x 8″
  LED Power: 20 w
  Circulation Pump: AQ-1200
  Input Fittings: 5/8″ barb / 1/2″ PVC
  Output Fittings: 3/4″ barb / 1/2″ PVC
• Aquatrance 1200 Circulation Pump Specifications
  Power:15 w
  Max Head: 4 ft
  Max Flow Rate: 340 gph

Reef Octopus LR-200 Specifications

• Tank Volume:100-260 gal*
  Body Diameter: 8″
  Total Height: 20″
  Footprint: 11.2 x 10.5″
  LED Power: 20 w
  Circulation Pump: AQ-2000
  Output Fittings: 3/4″ barb / 1″ barb/ 3/4″ PVC
• Aquatrance 2000 Circulation Pump Specifications
  Power:45 w
  Max Head: 7 ft
  Max Flow Rate: 580 gph

*The size of light reactor your aquarium requires will vary depending on the amount of nutrient reduction needed. We suggest using the largest Light Reactor you can fit in or around your sump.