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    I suggest going with a bigger tank or barrel for your top off water.

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    Well everyone pretty much covered what I was gonna say LOL, but ya get the RKL float switch kit and run her that way! While your at it you could grab a third and do a float switch for your skimmer like I did!
    Up sizing the ATO resy is a good idea too. I use and old salt bucket down in the basement on the grow out tank and I have to re fill it almost every night almost defeating the purpose.
    "We shouldn't think of an environment where livestock can survive, we should ensure an environment where livestock can thrive."-Rabidgoose
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    rmalone - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Im just reiterating what was said. You must use a float system, evaporation isn't really a constant. that can be controlled via a timer, like you could 2-part. You could use the rkl as a fail safe so a screwed up float wont empty you ro reservoir, that would pretty much be like using a JBJ ato.

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