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I'm sorry lol, I meant 20 gallon long.

It'd be a 75 gallon with a 20L sump

What's the general rule for turnover rate/hr. for a return pump?

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I'm only about 3hrs away from you to the south.

What brand do you use? In DT? or sump/refugium? What part of Minnesota? Lol

those of you with bigger systems (75 and larger) which do you prefer? 1 large heater? Or 2 smaller ones?

For you that have a sump/Refugium under the tank. What do you have in place to prevent overflow during a power outage? Overflow boxes?

Just throw a "ball" of macro in there then?

Do I start a light cycle with the display tank during this time?

So tap water can be used for a FO Thank? Nice! I was always under the impression that it had to be RO/DI water. Any conditioning of the water before it goes in the tank? Or just mix water with salt and it's good?

I'm looking for a simple sump/ refugium that has a space for catching bigger stuff going through that I don't want in my Macroalgae, a bigger space for Macro, and finally, a space for return pump. My DIY skills leave something to be desired lol , so i'd rather just purchase a reasonably priced...

Interested in these lights. Which type of corals could I have with this lighting?

So the Macro will be ok with just live sand and rock to start the system?

Looking at the Marco Rocks "reef saver" dry rock on the BRS site. How many lbs/gallon would you suggest? Thank you for all your help and advice!!