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I'm setting up a 25 lagoon. With the sump there will be about 30-40 gallons of water volume in the system.

I have a question about filtration if someone could help me out.
I'll have about 15-20 pounds of dry rock and 20 pounds of live sand in the tank. I'm thinking about adding some "bio-media" in the sump as well.

Can I just add some extra dry rock in the sump when I start the cycle or should I go with Brightwell or Marine Pure?
I'll likely have 8+ pounds of rock left over and obviously, if I can use some of that in the sump it would save a little money. Any reason I can't do that, is one better than the other?
 
That's perfectly fine to use the dry rock in your sump. Both the dry rock and bio block will not have any bacteria on it. I like the rock idea cause when you start getting frags you have LR ready to go for fragging. You can also run both.
 
That's perfectly fine to use the dry rock in your sump. Both the dry rock and bio block will not have any bacteria on it. I like the rock idea cause when you start getting frags you have LR ready to go for fragging. You can also run both.

Thank you!
 

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