complete setup - if money were no issue

dmaister

dmaister

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Obviously, money is always an issue, but I've been reading a lot of great ideas on this board (and I'm new to SWF).
Anyway, I was wanting to get everyone's opinions on what would be a good complete and beneficial setup.
Such as having a sump, refugium, skimmers, trickle filters, lighting (multiple bulbs, types), UV, etc. (including anything I've left out, since I don't exactly know what all there is). Any information you can point to would also be great! I would rather stay away from things that are "just because," but would like to see how some equuipment are beneficial if it could be afforded.
Thanks in advance!
 
chainsaw5vent

chainsaw5vent

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we're looking at moving in the near future and i've got my own mind-planning going on. as near to 300 gal +, ets/euroreef/top fathom (space permitting) skimmer, m/h lighting, lots of live rock, 4-5" dsb. sump, chiller, rebuilt med doser and all pump equip in different workshop room to facilitate "quietness" of tank :cool: :D and one thing i won't do...bottom drill a tank. my 125 was purchased 13 years ago and that's how the vendor did it. it works but hampers alot of the ideas that i want for the current tank. the main, sump, and Q/med tank would be plumbed in series as to have only one water test to do. i'd probably purchase a drop-in chiller (currently own an inline) for ease of maintenance/hardware changes. now if i could only get the wife to go for it. <img src="graemlins//urrr.gif" border="0" alt="[urrr]" /> <img src="graemlins//urrr.gif" border="0" alt="[urrr]" /> :rolleyes:
 
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