Well I have a 75 in use with my goldfish right now and my old 55 in the garage. I'm using a fx4 canister on the 75Well, Do you have plans for a sump in the distant future?
If space is of concern I guess would be an "ok"
You would have limitations on what equipment will fit in the false back and have in mind plexi scratches easily.
Just an opinion.
That's a very good idea.. but way more expensive.Have you considered Red Sea Max or Innovative Marine AIO? I would choose those over TruVu
Yes more expensive! But when you get everything else...consider that in the end, your tank may very well be the cheapest piece of equipment overall!That's a very good idea.. but way more expensive.
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Yes thanks for good opinionsYes more expensive! But when you get everything else...consider that in the end, your tank may very well be the cheapest piece of equipment overall!
That's true! And man... they look nice!!!Yes more expensive! But when you get everything else...consider that in the end, your tank may very well be the cheapest piece of equipment overall!
I guess what I'm trying to say is if I decide to get a new tank, and it's going to be more expensive, I would rather save up and never look back, rather than getting a cheaper option and regretting it a year down the road.
When I didn't have a sump I filled mine up with purigen for no3 reduction, phosguard for po4 reduction, and AC just because, in addition to some rubble in the bottom.We run old Fluval canisters on both of our tanks. On both of them we removed all the filter medium and sponges (nitrate factories) and just put some rubble in them. Probably not perfect, but we have not had any major issues. Sometimes you have to do what you have to to get things running on a budget.
Yes the keyword is patient which I'm not unfortunately! LolI'm kinda with SNU SNU on this one. The tank will eventually be the cheapest part of your set-up. If you want an AOI there's no better choice then the Innovative Marine simply for the quality of the tank and the clarity of the glass. Used ones are always available on Craigslist if you're patient for the right deal.
I am using chemi blue on mine biocube.. and it's awesome!When I didn't have a sump I filled mine up with purigen for no3 reduction, phosguard for po4 reduction, and AC just because, in addition to some rubble in the bottom.
Yes the keyword is patient which I'm not unfortunately! Lol
Can't believe I slept on that im 50 now it's gone
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If you are not patient then get used to paying more. Spend the money, get the tank you want. Switching tanks in and out is no fun and stress coral and fish. And ultimately costs more money.
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If you are not patient then get used to paying more. Spend the money, get the tank you want. Switching tanks in and out is no fun and stress coral and fish. And ultimately costs more money.
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Patience is the name of the game in this hobby. Nothing good happens fast.Yes the keyword is patient which I'm not unfortunately! Lol
Can't believe I slept on that im 50 now it's gone
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Overpriced and not much phosphate reduction.I am using chemi blue on mine biocube.. and it's awesome!
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It's overpriced indeed.. I bought it to test and it's actually doing a good job at keep everything low.Overpriced and not much phosphate reduction.