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Hello all!
Thanks to everyone who responded to my request for references and links. I've been reading everything I can find for the past two weeks, as well as talking to other reef keepers in my area. I run a UV sterilizer my 75g freshwater upfront, but that's because it gets direct sunlight through much of the day from skylights and indirect from the room's windows and tends to have algae outbreaks if I don't run one 24/7. However, the 50g tank in my office has never (knock on wood) had an algae outbreak and it doesn't have a sterilizer - but then there's only flourescent room lighting in the office. Half the people (and references) I've talked to say I need a UV sterilizer on a reef setup (no matter what room it's in), the other half say no. So, what's the deal? Do I need a sterilizer or not? Thanks! mark h |
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