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Old 01-19-2008, 08:33 PM
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What kind of powerhead would i need for a 60g tank with the dimensions of 48x20x15? and is an ro/di filter necessary for a tank in the curing stage?
Id go with a Tunze or 2 for the powerhead, although there a little more pricey they are worth it. As far as RO/DI goes I would also suggest it, its going to help eliminate that break out algea problem.
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Old 01-19-2008, 08:52 PM
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Assuming your local tap TDS is on the high side (compared to vancouver water), yeah Id say use RO/DI. Whether or not you use RO/DI during the cycling process is irrelevant imo. either way, you're probably going to get that algae outbreak. you'll probably want to switch over to RO/DI after that though.

For the powerheads, it all depends on what kinds you want. tunze? koralia? maxi-jet? Personally, Im too cheap for the tunze, but i think the maxijets are somewhat on the ugly side; plus the MJ's flow is a pretty concentrated stream. I prefer the koralias for the wide stream and the pretty slick (imo) design. It also depends on what you want in the tank. FOWLR? mixed, LPS, SPS, softy reef?
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