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Jay · 06-30-2005, 08:35 PM

All I was saying is that I have a 55 gallon with a 4-5 inch dsb and 70 pounds liverock in my display and I think it does very well. At least it brings me hours of enjoyment. I dont have any fuge or sump because I cant where I live{ dont want to risk a flood).
If I had a choice I would have a nice sump with a refugium. I was just stating that is can be done without. Mine been up for about 1 year. look at it in my gallery if you like.
My tank has low nitrates but they are some in my tank but thats because I feed my corals well. I probably feed more than others but my corals keep growing like weeds : )

Jay

06-30-2005, 08:35 PM	#7 (permalink)
Jay Gigas Clam Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 853 Karma: 122	Re: Would this refugium/sump help? All I was saying is that I have a 55 gallon with a 4-5 inch dsb and 70 pounds liverock in my display and I think it does very well. At least it brings me hours of enjoyment. I dont have any fuge or sump because I cant where I live{ dont want to risk a flood). If I had a choice I would have a nice sump with a refugium. I was just stating that is can be done without. Mine been up for about 1 year. look at it in my gallery if you like. My tank has low nitrates but they are some in my tank but thats because I feed my corals well. I probably feed more than others but my corals keep growing like weeds : ) Jay _________ 60 Gal Acrylic, 30 Gal Acrylic, 55 Gal Glass. Remora skimmers, 440 Watts VHO URI's. Mag canister for carbon. 90 Pounds liverock, 100 pounds live sand DSB, Flame Angel, Coral Beauty, Clown Percula, Royal Gramma, Domino Damsel. Pulsing Xenia, Devils Hand Leather, Frogspawns, Torches, Hammers, Fox Corals, Gorgonias, Various Zoanuthus, Favietes, Toxic Green Star Polyps. Candy Cane corals, Purple Indica.