travelerjp98
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Once again, that tank is breathtaking!
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thumpco
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That's interesting. Your protein skimmer is your only type of filtration? If you said yes, then this question applies, so you just don't filter the tank for 12 hours. It seems like you know what you are doing though.
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Originally Posted by pbnj
It certainly helps, as does the carbon. Plenty of liverock that is aquascaped to allow good water flow is also key for proper filtration, in my opinion.
Actually, I only skim part-time, i.e., I shut-down the skimmer from 9:00pm to 9:00am. I started doing this a couple of months ago as an experiment to increase polyp extension and coral growth rates.
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Originally Posted by pbnj
It certainly helps, as does the carbon. Plenty of liverock that is aquascaped to allow good water flow is also key for proper filtration, in my opinion.
Actually, I only skim part-time, i.e., I shut-down the skimmer from 9:00pm to 9:00am. I started doing this a couple of months ago as an experiment to increase polyp extension and coral growth rates.
travelerjp98
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Originally Posted by thumpco http:///t/389084/new-pics-135g/20#post_3437259
That's interesting. Your protein skimmer is your only type of filtration? If you said yes, then this question applies, so you just don't filter the tank for 12 hours. It seems like you know what you are doing though.
No, he also has a 30g sump.
Originally Posted by thumpco http:///t/389084/new-pics-135g/20#post_3437259
That's interesting. Your protein skimmer is your only type of filtration? If you said yes, then this question applies, so you just don't filter the tank for 12 hours. It seems like you know what you are doing though.
No, he also has a 30g sump.