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Unread 11/16/2006, 08:56 PM   #1
Hella
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Remote DSB and fuge question

Im setting up a 125Gal with a 75Gal fuge/sump. Plumed from the sump will be two 20 longs for the RDSB.
My question is since I will have the two RDSBs is there any need to have any sand in the fuge? Im already thinking of going bare bottom in the main but im still leaning towards a 1-2in sand bottom in both the main and the fuge.


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Unread 11/16/2006, 09:17 PM   #2
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Have your read the article by anthony calfo in the advanced section? Real good reading . Do a search for remote dsb.
To answer your question the extra sand cant hurt.


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