New to reef2reef Sump or canister filter

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Hi Everyone I’m new to the forum and to reefing I had been Keeping tropicals for many years gave that up with the intention to start marine but things got in the way and 40 years later here I am starting on a new journey . Hence the title thread.
 
Welcome to R2R!!!

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hi welcome to the reef going to love it here!!
lots of fun/info/fun/help/fun....
sump ;) :cool:
 
Welcome to R2R. Sump definitely. A little more work initially but will save lots of headache down the road. A place for the must have skimmer as opposed to HOB type.
Hi and more bucks as well from what I have learnt so far exciting though
 
Welcome and hello to R2R...you can use either but a canister limits you.

But you can have a great tank with a canister you just have to be on your tank husbandry and not mind a few things hanging on the sides lol

Here's my 75g run with a canister, I will be switching to a sump on our next build to have a cleaner look.

Some new AIO tanks don't even need either so definitely check those out!

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