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Unread 04/02/2008, 12:58 PM   #1
ReefTECK
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Reeflo ORCA 200 vs. 250

So I'm planning a budget for a 250 gallon starfire reef tank that will begin sometime next spring. (I know)...

Anyways, the ORCA 200 has a much more forgiving stature, that is, it will fit a little easier into the scheme of things, and of course it would save me about 400 bucks in my budget.

The tank will be LPS and SPS, and have a considerable fish population. Also an ozonier will be employed.

Anybody have experiences to offer. Opinions?

ltz,
Andy


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