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so maybe forget mentor and just set your tank up in our house ahaha. what sand is that. looks good size to use for high flow without blowing everywhere. i plan on getting reefflakes by tropic eden but they also have a grand select which is even bigger... but havent seen it in person so not sure which is better size.......
 
I always use caribsea special grade aragonite(dry) . Its grain large enough it do not move as much yet still nice looking.

I always start my systems with dry sand not live sand. I feel it brings less problems and less cyano to deal with later on. I rather build the biological filtration in my system myself so I have better control over the system..

good to know.. ok i wont hi jack this awesome thread!.
 
That's a very good question, I inherited them, see below, does that give you enough info?


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Did you want me to take the remaining 10 gallons of lfs saltwater and increase the volume in the sump today?
 
Yes leta do that. Just be careful not to flood your sump. Best way to donit is add while things are running slowly. Let's increase the water I'm the sump till its half full..this is operation condition, meaning do not do anything and do not turn off the pump. Just add slowly to the sumo while system running and bring water in the sump to half.
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