Nissan new 29 bio cube Diary

katsafados

katsafados

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yeah I calculated that too:p
I guess its alright but youd have to send a bunch of frags to make it worth it haha
I'm not ready for corals yet, so itll give you some time to multiply yours=)
 
worrballer

worrballer

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Originally Posted by Melevsreef.com
A bubble trap is a narrow section within the sump that is made up of three baffles. The center one is higher than the two outer ones. The bubble trap should be located after the area that contains the most bubbles. Normally, that would be where the water enters the sump and your protein skimmer is located. Microbubbles abound in this zone, so the bubble trap would be set up next, to prevent these from continuing through to the refugium and/or return section. If you have a refugium next, you'll need one more baffle between the refugium and the return section. All four baffles should be the same height in this setup.
Flip that sump around. According to Melev ^ the bubble trap should be first.
 
nissan577

nissan577

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Originally Posted by spanko
http:///forum/post/3062942
That's better, couldn't get my mind around why it would be designed the way he has it.
really? it needs to be flip around? why?
can it be better that i get a wet dry system and put chaeto in it?
 
nissan577

nissan577

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oh yea thats true they might cose the thread!
im sorry CHANGE OF SUBJECT!
whats better a wet dry or a refugium? i got the ball valves and it still creating bubbles. should i change the pump? or the filter?
 
meowzer

meowzer

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Originally Posted by nissan577
http:///forum/post/3062986
oh yea thats true they might cose the thread!
im sorry CHANGE OF SUBJECT!
whats better a wet dry or a refugium? i got the ball valves and it still creating bubbles. should i change the pump? or the filter?
LOL...that is a question for someone else
ALTHO...I bought a wet/dry and made a fuge too....
 
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