Stock tank fuge triton method

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My question is will a Rubbermaid stock tank work for a fuge using the triton method
And if so what size would I need for my 100 cube
And if someone had a layout for the fuge that would be awsome
 
I don't see why that would be an issue. The Triton method calls for 10-20% tank volume for the refuge. In my opinion more is better, bigger than a display would be ideal IMO. If you use a stock tank you could just put a tank inside the sump to be the refuge and use the rest as the return and skimmer section. You could also try and egg crate wall to section off a portion for the fuge depending on how isolated you want it.

https://www.triton.de/en/products-services/triton-method/
 
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I don't see why that would be an issue. The Triton method calls for 10-20% tank volume for the refuge. In my opinion more is better frankly a huge bigger than a display would be ideal IMO. If you use a stock tank you could just put a tank inside the sump to be the refuge and use the rest as the return and skimmer section. You could also try and egg crate wall to section off a portion for the fuge depending on how isolated you want it.

https://www.triton.de/en/products-services/triton-method/
Thanks
 

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