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Red Sea Max 130D User Manual

Red Sea Max 130D
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when the substrate matures, it takes on the characteristics of
live sand inhabited by millions of microorganisms. These
creatures promote a successful aquarium, aiding the biological
filtration processes of nitrification, de-nitrification and the
consumption/ decomposition of uneaten food. The substrate
also provides a natural habitat for small worms and crustaceans
that help clean the tank from detritus and play a major role
in the delicate ecosystem's food chain. We recommend using
Red Sea Reef Base (included in the MAX Starter Kit).
Q How much substrate should I use?
A We recommend a substrate base of at least 5-7 cm / 2-2.7"
in depth.
Technical issues
Q The water temperature in the aquarium is going over 27°C
/ 81°F.
A Monitor the ambient temperature in the room over a 24
hour period.
It is important to consider the ventilation in the room where
the MAX is to be kept as the hood is fan cooled and expels
the heat generated from the light tubes into the room.In a
closed room without ventilation, the ambient temperature
can slowly rise.
When the MAX is run-in, in an environment with a steady
ambient temperature of 22°C / 72°F or below, no cooling
should be necessary.
Red Sea MAX
Reduce the thermostat setting on your heater and monitor
the results
In an ambient temperature from 2325 °C / 73-77°F, the
optional water cooling fan that can be installed at the back
of the aquarium will keep the aquarium water below 27°C
/81°F.
If the ambient temperature is above 26°C/78°F a water chiller
of at least 1/10 HP should be used.
Q The daylights are not switching on and off every day as
programmed.
A Refer to the operating the lights section above and ensure
that the lights are programmed for the full week option.
Q The water level on the Filter compartment water level
viewer is near the min. line but the tank water level is
below the rim.
A Check the over-flow box position and adjust it as necessary
below the surface level.
If the water level in the pump compartment stays near the
min line, take out the mechanical and biological media and
clean them vigorously, they might become clogged with
excessive debris.
Q My set up is new and the skimmer doesnt seem to be
skimming.

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Red Sea Max 130D Specifications

General IconGeneral
Heater150W Heater
TypeReef Aquarium System
Volume34 gallons
Dimensions61 cm x 50 cm x 67 cm (24" x 20" x 26.4")
Lighting2 x 55W T5 Power Compact
FiltrationMechanical, Chemical, and Biological
Protein SkimmerIncluded (Red Sea Nano Skimmer)

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