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thanks! I kinda like what you have done with this...although I'd want mine in my cabinet I think...how much water you think sits in your sump?

is that last piece of glass cut at two different heights...or is it a smalled piece of glass behind it and the heater placed between.....hard to tell...the second pic looks like its lifted a bit off the bottom

ok so that is in the second column space? or is it in the second and third space?....what is in the spaces following the sand? looks like a heater maybe?

and I gather this is all DIY?

what rubble are you using?

does the actualy sump pump do that?

silly questions, what what pumps the water back up into the tank...?

so from what I can see....water goes into the overflow....down into the sump...where the protein skimmer gets at the water first...then it overflows over three pieces of glass into the area where there is sand (gathering this is part of the bio filtration)...then back over two pieces of...

awesome! so you added your sump to the back of the aquarium...very interesting! How much water does that sucker hold...looks like 30+ gallons on top of your 90 lol

im looking at this Eshopps Reef Sump RS 100 (Item Currently Unavailable) - Pets & Ponds

hahah sorry for the million questions....I guess I could use a sump....with overflow and a protein skimmer....that sounds like it would work right?

so would a wet/dryfilter work instead of a refugium?

for example....what do you think of this....Eshopps Refugium R-100 - Second Generation - Pets & Ponds

I just basically wanna know what I need...since this is totally different than FW

most likely buy....I cant see myself building something that wont fail haha

is there a difference between a refugium and a wet/dry filter?

im kinda new to the wet/dry sump...what gph should I be striving for on a 90 gal tnak?

awesome! what wet/dry system are you looking at? I have no idea where to even start haha!

how big is your aquarium?

Hello everyone!! I am finally decided to take the plunge into the saltwater realm. However, I do have many questions in regards to setting up the tank prior to adding any fish. I have been doing some reading, and have read that canister filters are usually not good options as they can be a...