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05/09/2006, 10:20 PM
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I have caught some grief over my philosophy but I too have a "Mixed" reef if there ever was and it just likes a lot of new water
 Even so it is amazing how much gunk builds up in the last chamber of my sump/fuge and virtually none in the first 2 chambers.
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05/10/2006, 01:07 AM
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I said, "look honey, we paid the mortgage and we have all this money left over for the tank." Her response confused me. She said we still needed to buy food and pay the utilities. Current Tank Info: 75 10ecor, SLS TEK 6 x 54w T-5, Lifereef sump & VS2-24" skimmer, 15 gal. AGA fuge |
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05/10/2006, 01:09 AM
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I said, "look honey, we paid the mortgage and we have all this money left over for the tank." Her response confused me. She said we still needed to buy food and pay the utilities. Current Tank Info: 75 10ecor, SLS TEK 6 x 54w T-5, Lifereef sump & VS2-24" skimmer, 15 gal. AGA fuge |
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05/10/2006, 08:36 AM
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When doing water changes I've been using a drill pump. It attaches to a power drill and works pretty good, you can usually get them from most hardwares stores for about $10.
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05/10/2006, 09:00 AM
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Moved On
Join Date: Jun 2005
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i use a shop vac with superb results!
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