andrews 20 g reef transition build

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Like one of those long as your tank?,,, acrylic ones?
 

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You dont need a skimmer or hob or sump for a sw tank. You who are saying this need to research the basics before giving advice. Wrong advice at that. Do some research and try and answer it again. A tank can be very healthy with only LR, good circulation, and water changes.


And why are y'all arguing on another members thread about your tanks? This is someone else's build thread.
 
cool JW how often do you have to do water changes on a 40gal reef, corals, shrimp, 4 shrimp, clown fish x 2 an anemone, 40 lbs of live rock and live sand
 
You dont need a skimmer or hob or sump for a sw tank. You who are saying this need to research the basics before giving advice. Wrong advice at that. Do some research and try and answer it again. A tank can be very healthy with only LR, good circulation, and water changes.

And why are y'all arguing on another members thread about your tanks? This is someone else's build thread.

Thank you. That is why I started a thread on the tank.
 
cool JW how often do you have to do water changes on a 40gal reef, corals, shrimp, 4 shrimp, clown fish x 2 an anemone, 40 lbs of live rock and live sand

Where is your build thread? Still this is andrews thread sorry for being off topic andrew. With a 40 I would have a skimmer because its a bigger volume of water but still I would be checking all parameters daily if you dont have a skimmer, sump, or filter. Id go with a 25% WC if you dont have any of those but yes a 40g should have something to help out
 
its okay lol i think I'm going to go with a skimmer anyway, so i can have the best quality of water and i don't have a sump so i don't want to do too large of water changes and stress the coral/fish. would it be worth it to do a 5.5 gallon sump?
 
its okay lol i think I'm going to go with a skimmer anyway, so i can have the best quality of water and i don't have a sump so i don't want to do too large of water changes and stress the coral/fish. would it be worth it to do a 5.5 gallon sump?

Is the tank drilled? Id just go with a skimmer honestly. A few people here would probably say just go with the skimmer on a 20g. You could go with a HOB refugium if you wanted the nitrate reducing benefits
 
Is the tank drilled? Id just go with a skimmer honestly. A few people here would probably say just go with the skimmer on a 20g. You could go with a HOB refugium if you wanted the nitrate reducing benefits

it is not drilled. if i were to do a sump, it would be with a hob overflow. what do you think of this hob refugium with a 30 gallon skimmer?
http://www.aquacave.com/Azoo-Hang-O...m-P3530.aspx?gclid=CPuu5vO1zLkCFQJqMgodaTYA5Q

http://www.vetdepot.com/internal-mini-protein-skimmer-115-30-gal.html?shopping=1
then i would buy a pump for the refugium and put my heater in there too.
 
it is not drilled. if i were to do a sump, it would be with a hob overflow. what do you think of this hob refugium with a 30 gallon skimmer?
http://www.aquacave.com/Azoo-Hang-On-Back-Breeding-Box-Refugium-Medium-P3530.aspx?gclid=CPuu5vO1zLkCFQJqMgodaTYA5Q

http://www.vetdepot.com/internal-mini-protein-skimmer-115-30-gal.html?shopping=1
then i would buy a pump for the refugium and put my heater in there too.

I dont know much about skimmers but the hob refugium looks like an aquaclear. Id get and aquaclear and make a diy refugium to be honest
 
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