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11-24-2011, 03:04 AM
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Id suggest getting an Auto Top Off system to replace water evaporation and keep salinity stable. One of the things i wish i would have bought the day i set up my tank. Still the best purchase ive made in this hobby period, trying to pour water into my display tank with a 5 gallon bottle sucked...
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11-24-2011, 07:13 PM
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MY #1 REGRET in this hobby is that i didn't get my tank drilled before i went ahead and filled it.
i started out as most people do, sumpless. i have the same 65G display, and after headache after headache, i realized i needed a sump/refugium. honestly, having an HOB siphon overflow box keeps me up at night sometimes thinking i will wake up to a flood. so if i were you, i would seriously plan on going with a sump and having a drilled tank now, before you fill the tank and get going, then decide to have a sump later and then need to use a HOB siphon overflow box. if you plan ahead now, you won't have the same regret.
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11-24-2011, 08:08 PM
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another +1 for drilled, I wish I had more holes in my tank
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