Daisy chained reactors question

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niteowl03

I am considering running 3 TLF phosban reactors 1) carbon 2) gfo 3) bio pellets. I have a mag 3 that i was wondering would it be better to run these in a series or to T off the pump into each? Or at the end of the day would i be even better to just T off from my return pump to each of the reactors with a ball valve similar to this:
http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DUsPM28Lj_Cc%26feature%3Dyoutube_gdata_player&feature=youtube_gdata_player&v=UsPM28Lj_Cc&gl=US

I will be setting this tank up next weekend and need this squared away. Also can these be run in the sump or is that a bad idea?

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I might be wrong, but I think gfo and biopellets need to be isolated from each other.
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You can't run bio pellets and gfo together. One needs low flow another needs high flos


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You could make a manifold with three valves to independently control each reactor. Run the manifold from either way.
 
@niteowl03 wrote:
So Ting off the mag 3 with ball valves would be best? Or running off the return Sent from my MyTouch4g said:
I planned to tee off of my return by after all was hooked up, there wasn't enough extra flow.
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@TriggaFish99 wrote:
You could make a manifold with three valves to independently control each reactor. Run the manifold from either way. said:
So its irrelevant if i run it off the return or just stick the mag 3 in the sump?

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@niteowl03 wrote:
[I]@TriggaFish99 wrote:[/I][quote="You could make a manifold with three valves to independently control each reactor. Run the manifold from either way. said:
So its irrelevant if i run it off the return or just stick the mag 3 in the sump?

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As far as I know - yes. I would run them like that pic you posted last week with the red painted sump area.
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