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Old 02/09/2005, 02:33 PM
Achilles1882 Achilles1882 is offline
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need sump ideas for 240gallon conversion

OK.... I'm in the process of upgrading my 4x2x2 120 gal to my new 8x2x2 240 gal. I have a Lifereef LF-150 sump and a 24" lifereef skimmer and i know that they won't be enough for the sump volume needed. I also have a 75 gal and a 55 gal, both of which are 4' in length, that i can use in the plumbing. So, the big question is what would be suggested in the plumbing of these together so as to provide sufficent sump volumeand a refugium. Any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks, Thomas
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Old 02/10/2005, 05:27 PM
Mr.Lloyd Mr.Lloyd is offline
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I bought a 325 gallon agricultual tank and added 260 lb of live rock.This is plumbed to my 300 g reef tank.It has a lid so evaporation is not a problem.
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