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Monkey55 · 02/27/2007, 09:57 PM

ok, sorry If I seem a little thick, so the perfect thing to do would be to have a 30 gallon sump and a 10 gallon shallow refugium. Then I will put 600 gph through the sump with two return outlets.
I will also install 2-200w jager heaters in the sump with a euro reef 135.

Now then, for addition flow, would it be better to use a closed loop with a sequence snapper pump that dias from 700-2500gph. with multiple outlets (say 4) on it that have oscillating heads.

Or would it be better to use a tunze system of some type. If so, which one?

I like the first Idea a little better because I could make it a lot more hidden.

Thanx

Please input and feel free to slam any ideas of mine. I want to make the best system I can, since this is is the largest and last systemi will build because it is all I can afford.

02/27/2007, 09:57 PM	#11
Monkey55 Moved On Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Canada Posts: 445	ok, sorry If I seem a little thick, so the perfect thing to do would be to have a 30 gallon sump and a 10 gallon shallow refugium. Then I will put 600 gph through the sump with two return outlets. I will also install 2-200w jager heaters in the sump with a euro reef 135. Now then, for addition flow, would it be better to use a closed loop with a sequence snapper pump that dias from 700-2500gph. with multiple outlets (say 4) on it that have oscillating heads. Or would it be better to use a tunze system of some type. If so, which one? I like the first Idea a little better because I could make it a lot more hidden. Thanx Please input and feel free to slam any ideas of mine. I want to make the best system I can, since this is is the largest and last systemi will build because it is all I can afford.