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December 20th 05, 01:31 AM
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Nano reefs and carbon
Hi, I'm a refugee from freshwater. Many years ago I kept a very
successful 10g Berlin style nano reef. I'm thinking of getting a Nanocube and starting a tiny reef again, but Nanocubes don't have a skimmer or even a spot for one. The guy at the reef shop said people are using activated carbon now to remove DOC in nano setups. Does this really work? Last time I the skimmer kept the water clean enough that I had a tomato clown in the setup. Would I be able to have a fish without a skimmer? 
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