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Welcome to R2R, love the natural approach you're taking!
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Your concept is largely what I'm trying as well. Darn baffles just get in the way.. lol.
Can't vouch for the approach until it's worked for a few years, but I can say you can give it a go without sudden and irretrievable failure. Watch out for a lot of build up in the sump/fuge. If you let it go too long and remove it all at once, can cause a good swing in the tank.
Can't vouch for the approach until it's worked for a few years, but I can say you can give it a go without sudden and irretrievable failure. Watch out for a lot of build up in the sump/fuge. If you let it go too long and remove it all at once, can cause a good swing in the tank.
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