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A cycling tank won't need the skimmer but it won't hurt anything if you have
it running. I can't answer your question about the sump as I do not use one. A UGF is about the WORST you can use in a marine aquarium... Especially if you are using sand which will just sift down under the plates. Ditch the UGF and go with just the sand. A UGF is NOT a *must*. You will have MORE problems with water quality if you use one and actually LESS chance of success. And find another shop if that is the best that one can come up with in the way of *advice*!! Teeb "Sean Pau" wrote in message ... 1. When new tank is doing cycling, is it ok to switch on protein skimmer? 2. I read about wet/dry filter system, does it refer to one with a sump design? 3. I was told by aquarium shop that a undergravel filter is a must for salt water aquarium. Without it there is no success. He is recommending put an undergravel filter, then add live sand and then live rock to cycle the tank. Is undergravel filter a must? Thanks |
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