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![]() Thanks for the reply, I can honestly say I didnt think about putting the heaters in the sump but makes sense
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![]() Fully submersible heaters best bang for your buck
As to skimmers everybody and I do mean everybody has their own preference on style and brand of skimmer and there are tons to choose from on the market it comes down to what you like and what you can afford As to going oversize on the skimmer what we mean is if it says rated for 75-120 gallon go to a skimmer that is rated 120-150 gallon or higher that way you won't run into a problem of under skimming which can be a problem in itself
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![]() for return pump i would suggest the ehiem 1262 reliable and quite and good turn over for your tank, As for skimmers i highly recommend the csc250 thats what i'm using and skimmer is easy to set and pulls like a champ
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![]() For the basic tank set up with sump this is all you need
Tank & stand Lights Power head Return pump Skimmer Sump Thermometers Pvc or flexitube piping and related valves, connectors That is it its a small list but it's the basics of a tank with sump
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