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crutkas · 08-01-2004, 07:38 PM

How about the AquaC EV120's or 180's. They have a smaller footprint then the Euroreefs by 3-4 inches ... and cheaper.

I came up with the idea for the baffells since I wanted to maximize the amount of baffels it would have to go through with a small space.

I could have the skimmer outside of the sump to maximize the room but seems like it would work just the way it is.

Haven't totally gotten a game plan on the levels each item will be since I'm not totally sure how the skimmer's output and inputs work.

I'm still doin my homework.

08-01-2004, 07:38 PM	#4 (permalink)
crutkas Flamingo Tongue Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Chicago, IL,Illinois Posts: 116 Karma: 1	Re: Is this a good design for a refugium? How about the AquaC EV120's or 180's. They have a smaller footprint then the Euroreefs by 3-4 inches ... and cheaper. I came up with the idea for the baffells since I wanted to maximize the amount of baffels it would have to go through with a small space. I could have the skimmer outside of the sump to maximize the room but seems like it would work just the way it is. Haven't totally gotten a game plan on the levels each item will be since I'm not totally sure how the skimmer's output and inputs work. I'm still doin my homework. _________ 125RR corner overflows&&3 400w MH lights&&AquaC EV180 with a Mag 7&&30 gallon sump with a Mag18&&30 gallon surge tank fuge with 2 revolutions&&Won Pro Heat 350W&&&&the LAZY system powered by a Mag18&&- Coiled Denitratfier&&- Coralife 18W UV&&- phosphate remover&&- calc reactor