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50 gallon sump seems pretty big for a 60 gallon tank. My 60 gallon tank only had 15 gallons of water in the sump. Remember you want to leave room for when the pump turns off. You want to match your skimmers rating fairly close to your total water volume, if you go too big you will end up pulling nutrients out of the water too quickly. Reef Octopus makes reliable skimmers that won't break the bank, I'm extremely happy with my 110SS.
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How's your tank been coming along?
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Updated pics of the setup its getting close to adding water.
many pics it seems i couldn't get the pics to upload so i cant figure out to send them to well it seems i cant get the pics to upload any thoughts. where is everyone posting pic from
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