#No Fliter

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#NoFilter -__- I would leave a typo in the title
 

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No fliter, no skimmer, no GFO, no biopellets, no nuttin.
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Awsome!!!! it makes sense to me that given the right balance it would work. How long has that been running?
 
Awsome!!!! it makes sense to me that given the right balance it would work. How long has that been running?

I took over maintaining this tank 2 years ago. It was already set up and running for at least a couple years before that. When I started it was 95% xenia :cry: Luckily he wanted to get rid of it, so I spent a saturday tearing out all the rock and scrubbing off the xenia. Then he started getting more and more coral.

Simple sump that used to be a bio-ball sump, but now it just holds some extra live rock, heater and return pump.

The owner wants a 20% once a week water change and that's what he gets. Who am I to argue with these results?? 95% of the coral he puts in here thrives really well. Sometimes we can over-complicate things...
 

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