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04-11-2004, 02:09 AM
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as for the artilce just do a search on dsb problems on RC and you will get more than ennuf info.. there are also some very good discussions going on on the seattle board "reef fronteirs". Steve
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04-11-2004, 02:43 AM
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I have 1 to 2in. of sand in my two large tanks and i am quite happy with it. I don't vacuum it or anything it seems to get cyano in cycles. For months it will be clean and white and then cyano creeps in and it is slimy for a few weeks. I just cut down on feeding for a while and its gone in a couple of weeks.
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04-11-2004, 05:27 PM
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What would be best for in a 10gal Refugium? I was going to use a DSB for this only as my main is 2" CC. I have found that my tank is doing much better if I vacuum twice a month. The stuff that I vac out looked like coffee and smells terrible. No when I vac its no where near as bad. Now all I need is a good skimmer and I'm set. Any one have a Beckett style skimmer for sale that is good for a 90?
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