GKarshens
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http://reefmonkey.com/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=8733
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Interesting. I never turn my skimmer off when I use B-Ionic and I have never had a problem. I don't see any reason that you couldn't feed at the same time.
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I will probably be around either day especially in the afternoon. Call me at 657-5472. You can have it. Otherwise it will go into the trash.
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I have some you could have, but I never get south.
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I'll take one.
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I am sure you will be happy with it.
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What GPH are the 4's ?
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And the winner is RCA nano! Congratulations!
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What size is the display tank. Also, what do you plan to keep in the way of corals? I have seen the Hydor powerheads at Kingfish and they look like a great little pump. John seemed to be happy with the one they are trying out.
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opinion about my desgin for sump, need your feedback
GKarshens replied to aeroaustin's topic in Do It Yourself
I have a shelf built into my sump with a hole cut to fit the sock. I turn it inside out and wash it in the washing machine in cold water with no soap. Here is a pic: -
opinion about my desgin for sump, need your feedback
GKarshens replied to aeroaustin's topic in Do It Yourself
You will want more flow in the tank than you want in the sump. That is why most people use powerheads or closed loops. I think 600 gph will be plenty. I would put it in the center of the tank if you have random flow or on one end and have the flow pointing towards it. You could have your return nozzle on one end and a powerhead on the other both pointing toward the center. I use a filter sock in my sump and love it. Just be sure to clean it at least once a week. -
opinion about my desgin for sump, need your feedback
GKarshens replied to aeroaustin's topic in Do It Yourself
I would return your Skimmer drain back into the overflow section of the sump in case of bubbles. 1200 GPH thru your sump is a lot. Usually 5x turnover of your tank volume is recommended. So on a 75g tank that is about 400 gph. Some people do more but you lose contact time for your skimmer. If it is an external skimmer you might look into feeding it with the overflow instead of using a pump. HTH -
I had both the CSS-65 and the 220. Do NOT use them as a hang-on. They will overflow from time to time. That said I think they are an OK skimmer for the price. However, since upgrading to the ER I am getting twice the skimmate and denser muck. I know nothing about the PM.
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