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![]() How about a T5 setup, you could use KZ fiji purple bulbs. Since algae really only requires red and some blue spectrum it would likely be your most efficient choice. You could just use a new wave fixture from SS, very cheap yet effective fixture.
230 gallon sump sounds pretty big, you may just be adding unnecessary water to your aquarium which will require more expensive equipment and more maintenance. A 230 gallon display has plenty water volume as it is, your best best would be to minimize your sump volume. Last edited by sphelps; 05-25-2008 at 03:23 PM. |
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![]() Huh, you aren't serious are you? I would have a 1000 gal sump if I had room.
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It's kind off like putting a Semi-Truck engine in your neon. |
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![]() Fair enough. but what's your reasoning?
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![]() I am a firm believer in the more water the better. More stability, more room for live rock (I don't want 230 lbs of live rock in my main tank). Much greater nutrient export possibilities with a huge fuge. Larger bio load capacity for the main tank (if I need it), things like that.
I already have 90% of the "large equipment" req'd to run it. Just need lights now. |