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Bigger tanks (say, 90 gallons and up) have one significant advantage over smaller tanks in that many of the best algae consuming fish get pretty large and are unsuited to very small tanks. In many larger tanks, algae just becomes a nonissue with the right fish.
This is part of my plan for my upcoming Cade 900 reef upgrade.
I’m going from a Red Sea reefer 170 to the Cade 900 (85g display) so that I can have more space, more useful fish, and more stability.
I’m also going to be keeping this simple. Bare bottom, two rock “pillars”, and very few water changes per year (I’m already an AFR guy).
Going for a minimalist system.