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I was just curious what percentage of us SW keepers have a sump in their systems. I read an article recently describing a nano reef that had a sump hooked to it that actually held a larger volume of water than the display tank :w00t:. I employ a sump in my system for the extra water volume and as a place to hide/discharge equipment I don't want to be seen. My sump is a 100 gallon Rubbermaid horse watering trough I bought at the local farmers supply house for $75.00.:)
So many species, so little money!
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Well, I have a sump, but its for a FW system, so I guess it doesn't really count. But when I DO get a SW tank set up, I will probably set it up with a sump/refugium system.
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It's a great piece of equipment to have on any tank FW,SW or BW.
55 gallon saltwater-soon to be reef tank1-white-striped Maroon Clownfish2-blue-green reef chromis4-electric blue hermies1-yellow-headed jawfish1-Coral Banded Shrimp1-Bi-color Blennie1-Pink and Green Sea Cucumber10 gallon saltwater1-yellow-tailed damsel1-Chocolate chip sea star5 1/2 gallon saltwater Mantis Shrimp tank2 leopard geckos1 Chilean Rose Hair tarantulaand 4 cats
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I don't. But i am reading into it.
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| I'm new at this and am trying to figure out what advantages of a sump.
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