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11/22/2014, 08:02 AM
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: upstate ny
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what should i put in canister filters????
I am moving my current 125 gallon reef into a 220 gallon tank...I have always run a sump but my 220 isn't drilled so I have to adjust my ways of thinking on filtration...I am going to put an manual overflow but I want a lot more filtration then that can give me..So I will have a 75 gal sump and 3 fluval x5's.
My question...What should I put in the 3 fluval's. I have a protein skimmer and a 40 watt uv light so I am set there. I have heard of people using the canisters as a reactor but what is it im am supposed to put in them? I have not used canisters on a salt before. P.S..im doing this now so quick answer's if possible would be awesome. Its todays project Not moving the livestock of course just setting it up to cycle.. |
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11/22/2014, 12:01 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Grove City, Ohio
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Why not just drill the new tank and avoid the issue altogether? Drilling is easy, you can then plumb it the right way, and not have to worry about it?
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11/22/2014, 03:58 PM
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Location: Mile High City
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Them flimsy, brittle ABS pieces of caca are my nemesis... Part of my problem with them may be that my motto is...'don't force things, just get a bigger hammer'... |
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