Dan Norgard
January 11th 04, 05:00 PM
Hi;
I can't post a drawing so I'll try to be descriptive enough to understand.
I will have an 80g on a stand with a six-inch light canopy above it.
connecting these two bits of cabinetry will be a chase on the left about a
foot wide with an operating door. It will contain the four or five foot
tall skimmer and return line to the tank. In the stand will be a 30g tank
divided into a sump/bubbletrap/refugium.
I plan on running a line from the tank to the freestanding air-driven
homebuilt skimmer. From the bottom/side of the skimmer up and over the side
of the 30g into the bubbletrap, to the refugium, then through that into a
sump where it will be picked up by the pump and returned to the main tank
All I plan on is a reef tank with corals, dusters and the two obligatory
Perculas. My 10g is doing fine witnout anything but LR and LS but as Marc
says "The Solution to Pollution is Dilution" , so I'd rather overkill than
just kill.
Anyone think this will work?
Thanks for your evaluation,
Dan
I can't post a drawing so I'll try to be descriptive enough to understand.
I will have an 80g on a stand with a six-inch light canopy above it.
connecting these two bits of cabinetry will be a chase on the left about a
foot wide with an operating door. It will contain the four or five foot
tall skimmer and return line to the tank. In the stand will be a 30g tank
divided into a sump/bubbletrap/refugium.
I plan on running a line from the tank to the freestanding air-driven
homebuilt skimmer. From the bottom/side of the skimmer up and over the side
of the 30g into the bubbletrap, to the refugium, then through that into a
sump where it will be picked up by the pump and returned to the main tank
All I plan on is a reef tank with corals, dusters and the two obligatory
Perculas. My 10g is doing fine witnout anything but LR and LS but as Marc
says "The Solution to Pollution is Dilution" , so I'd rather overkill than
just kill.
Anyone think this will work?
Thanks for your evaluation,
Dan