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Old February 23rd 06, 07:09 PM posted to rec.aquaria.freshwater.misc
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I'd never really considered this option but it really does sound like a
good idea. I think my only worry with this would be my lack of
knowledge on good makes of aquarium kit - filter heater etc. I'm a
biologist by training so in some areas of aquatics I'm quite well
versed and in others I'm a total newbie. Can you recommend good
companies which make reliable kit (available in the UK if possible)?

I had a look at the Coralife ballasts - they look really good. The
more I think about your suggestion the more I like it. I could
gradually build up the kit exactly to my own specification.

Many thanks!

 




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