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Red Sea ReefCan Top Off Reservoir

Red Sea

Size: 18L

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Red Sea ReefCans, the top-off reservoirs uniquely designed for aquariums, both freshwater and saltwater.

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The ReefCan 18 & 40 can supply the ATO of a 200-litre or 500-litre tank with enough water for about a week. They can fit in the sump cabinet or behind the tank, can be refilled without having to remove the reservoir and disconnect its tubes & cables, and have a transparent plastic body with an embedded water scale that allows you to see how much RO water is left.

ReefCan features:

Slim & tall design that holds more RO water while taking up less floor space
Separate openings for the ATO pump cables and water refills
Transparent plastic body with an embedded water scale

	ReefCan 18	ReefCan 40
Volume	18L	40L
Height	55cm	55cm
Width	9cm	17cm
Depth	44cm	50cm

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