Berlin Method - Who uses it?

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Thought about adding a secondary tank to the system to put a ton of live rock to provide more natural filtration for the tank.

Anybody else do this for their tanks? Do you think it's helped in regards to keeping Nitrates down?

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I have never ran a system like this but I am curious to know.
 

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My frag system has a similar set up, a section of the sump is all live rock, with no rock in the main tank. Rubble rocks allows the greatest surface area, and that is a fact, not JMO :)
 
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Me too. There was a Spotlight within the last year that used this, ran one of those huge Rubbermaid trough like containers with a ton of live rock in it.

I was considering the same thing, adding a 100gal container, but then again, I really don't want to add another 100gal to the system. (more water/salt for bigger water changes)
 

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