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newron6

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hi, my name is omer and i live in israel.
i think that the best way you can help me is give an article to read.
i want the best,precisely,most update article link from your experience that you can give me to read.

refugim - in a purpose to neutralize toxin
deeply understand this filter, how to build, size, and how to keep?

sump- the best way you think is good to build DIY sump , recommand picture&diagram

closed loop- how to build, how much flow , the safer way to build in tank.

i cant find by myself those demand in english article
 
i see melevsreef closed loop and i dont mean A Closed Loop System with an Undrilled Tank i build like that form my return pump
but i want to buy pump only for my closed loop , this is a good idea?
 
i just can think what will be good for me

sump_f.html


this look fine but is have small refugim and i can know if the sump is right for me
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=14846578#post14846578 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by newron6
i just can think what will be good for me



this look fine but is have small refugim and i can know if the sump is right for me
sumpf.jpg
 
Are you wanting to have the sump and refugium as one unit or have you thought about using a separate tank for the refugium?
 
Here is an article that can help you choose the right pump.

http://www.aquariumpros.com/articles/headpress.shtml

Recommended rate for "turn-over" (water going thru the sump) is about 5x your display tank volume. Recommended rate for "total-flow" (all water movement in the display tank) is about 20x minimum.

Too much turn-over thru the sump will often result in micro-bubbles floating around in the tank. Not enough total-flow will lead to "dead spots" (very little water movement) and can hurt the health of your reef.
 
so you say that 5000 liter four hour pump is perfect for 1000 liter display tank?
i dont understand what is x20?
the in water from the tank to sump
or the opposite from the sump to the tank?
 
For your size of tank, you'll want a return-pump that will pump about 5000 liters per hour.

Tank => sump => tank.

For total flow in just the tank (not sump) you'll want at least 20000 liters per hour.

Tank => closed-loop => tank.

Your turn-over (return-pump) should be added to your total flow. So your closed-loop pump should pump at least 15000 liters per hour.

Some recommend an even higher total flow, like 30x or 40x, but not everyone believes that is necessary.
 
i to turn pages, but not deeply read it, its take time to me to read in english but i will do it finally , but still i have question,
i still dont know what the best way to build a closed loop system to my tank...
you say i need separated pumps 1. return pump 2. closed loop , in this article om marvrles reef i see i can use a closed loop from my return pump and dont need 2 pumps.
i dont know what my perfect sump design and size will be perfect for me
i cant build it from my own because its not very clear that i can read , see and build it diy myself
i want article on refugim and you give me a wwm and this very a lood meterial to read .
 
I don't know what design you are looking at. Can you give me a link?

Using only one pump for both your sump return and closed loop can usually cause problems. But I don't know what design you are looking at. Maybe it is better.
 

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