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![]() Seachem POND matrix would be a better choice, these larger pieces leave more internal areas/volume for anaerobic bacteria growth, collects less detritus as well. It's basically pumice near as I can tell.
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![]() I run a 72 gallon reef 100 pounds rock large hang on the back fuge a bunch of power headsa thin layer of sand and LEDs
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![]() I have a 75 with an aquaclear 110 and a cheap redsea prizm skimmer,tank is loaded with softies and some montipora and digitata,have been running it this way for around 5 yrs no problems,I think it all depends on your bioload,if you want a tank packed with fish then I think you would have to go another route.5 gallon water change every 2 weeks,using reef crystals salt.
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![]() I have a 72g bowfront no sump, psk100 eshopps hob skimmer, cpr hob refugium (the larger size) with cheato in it. I do a 10 gallon wc weekly
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![]() Yep a hob filter is fine to go sumpless and skimmer less. Even a canister filter is fine as long as you keep it clean.
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