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I purchased the intank evo 13.5 placing it in chamber 1 with poly fill on top chemo blue in middle wanted to see what I should place in bottom of intank? 2nd chamber I am placing my protein skimmer and under I have bio max media in a bag . Last chamber is my heater ato and return pump with I’ve sterilizer. What media would be suggested to add to the bottom . I have a mixed reef with 2 clowns and a 6 stripe. Thank you
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I think you have it covered, but you could put a piece of sponge in and it will act as both mechanical filtration and bio. You could put a little bag of bio-balls in.
 
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I think you have it covered, but you could put a piece of sponge in and it will act as both mechanical filtration and bio. You could put a little bag of bio-balls

I think you have it covered, but you could put a piece of sponge in and it will act as both mechanical filtration and bio. You could put a little bag of bio-balls in.
Should I use carbon? That what I haven’t added or like a phosphate pad ?
 
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Should I use carbon? That what I haven’t added or like a phosphate pad ?
You're using ChemBlue already, so one or the other. I would not use both in a newer smaller tank.

Sponges are easy to rinse IME. I haven't used poly fill or floss in decades.
 
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You're using ChemBlue already, so one or the other. I would not use both in a newer smaller tank.

Sponges are easy to rinse IME. I haven't used poly fill or floss in decades.
Is chemo elite okay to use the person at the store said that it is the same as chemi blue
 
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