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Thanks for adding me to the group. My name is Mike. I am starting a fish only tank right now but plan to make the move to reef. I have a 93 gallon take and running a fluval 405 for filtration. Would like some help with slowly upgrading my tank to a reef tank. I have no space under mytank for a sump. Was looking at going HOB for my skimmer and refugium. Can someone give me some pointers on what would be the best equipment to get. I'm on a budget and I am using this hobby to help with my PTSD. Anyone recommendations would be appreciated.
 

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Welcome to R2R Mike!
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Welcome to R2R! As far as hang on equipment is concerned, I'm not up to speed on what's good but maybe someone can chime in with a good suggestion. Hang on equipment has made vast improvements in the last few years so I know there are entire threads where people talk about just hang on skimmers/refugiums as well if you don't get an answer here.

So sorry to hear about your PTSD, I really hope the reef tank helps. I know I find it soothing.
 

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