Algae scrubber advice

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I'm thinking of adding an algae scrubber, I have a 180g reef and a heavy bioload. Looking for people's experiences with the various models and which ones work the best, any pros and cons of different types. See ya AL
 
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Ya I get that's possible but I have what some would consider a huge bioload, thus wondering if for my system bigger would be better?
1 Japanese Dragon Eel
7 triggers
1 broomtail wrasse
3 tangs
2 clowns
1 damsel
1 grouper
1 Harlequin Tusk
1 squirrel fish
 

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For a 180 w/heavy bioload, I'm guessing you will have multiple forms of filtration. That is a factor to keep in mind. I wrote this up for sizing my units


 
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For a 180 w/heavy bioload, I'm guessing you will have multiple forms of filtration. That is a factor to keep in mind. I wrote this up for sizing my units


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