40gallon breeder tank

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I'm trying to use a 40gal breeder tank as a sump
Can I remove the black bracing. Or keep it on. Second any pictures of breeder sumps I can refer to as ideas for mine.
 
I wouldn't personally remove the brace, especially for a sump.

I used a 40 breeder for my sump (switched from 90 gallon), and I'm very happy with it. Here's my initial diagram. I went with an additional tank for a refugium. I didn't go with the extra baffle labeled "Any Value?".
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Here's how it ended up.

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I wouldn't personally remove the brace, especially for a sump.

I used a 40 breeder for my sump (switched from 90 gallon), and I'm very happy with it. Here's my initial diagram. I went with an additional tank for a refugium. I didn't go with the extra baffle labeled "Any Value?".
CAHdRD3.png


Here's how it ended up.

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Thank you
 
I'd keep it on, even if the tank can do with out it. The rim allows you to easily cover parts of the sump inexpensively.
 

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