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08/24/2006, 07:43 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2005
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Sump ?
I want to change my filtration set up a little bit. I have a 46 gallon reef tank. My current filtration is cpr bak pak and a small cpr refugium and rena cannister filter for chemical filtration purposes only. What I would like to do is get a bigger refugium and put it under my tank and use the CPR bak pac as the skimmer still. I think this kind of set up will still work.
But my question is for the sump. I have been looking at different sumps including name brand ones and none name brand ones and came up with one choice. I would like to get this sump from a website hurricanefilters.com. The sump of choice is Storm-90. Has anyone heard of this company or used their product before. My objective was to get a bigger population of caulerpa growth, better skimming with the overflow instead of the skimmer box on the CPR bak pak and a more stable water parameters. |
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08/24/2006, 10:59 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: gulf of lune
Posts: 468
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"you know it's gonna get stranger...so let's get on with the show." weir/barlow Current Tank Info: 58 oceanic dsb/t5 4bulb teklight/vortech mp20/aquac ev180/aquac custom sump |
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08/24/2006, 11:30 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: almost nevada
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I'm currently using a hurrican filters overflow. Its nowhere near lifereef quality, but it works for the most part.
Have you looked into DIYing it with either a tank or a rubbermade tub?
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Custom electronics purveyor. blueAcro.com Current Tank Info: 90g SPS+mixed reef (10 yrs): LEDBrick LEDs, 40g custom sump, Ca reactor, chiller, Vortech, lots of custom electronics |
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